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Meanings of launched this week in English

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Usage of launched this week in English
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The offer was launched this week without specific details such as size.
Reuters
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Sun Bets launched this week ahead of the English Premier League season.
Reuters
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A law and mediation centre will be launched this week in Limerick.
The Irish Times
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Photo: The Bougainvillean A new newspaper for Bougainvilleans has been launched this week.
Radio NZ
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A deadly chemical attack was launched this week from that base.
Reuters
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Another 40 apartments in a popular Rathfarnham scheme are being launched this week.
The Irish Times
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A campaign to remove Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma from office has been launched this week.
The South African
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The initial two elements of the program are launched this week.
News.com.au
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Now there's a new book launched this week called 'waiting'.
The South African
10
An U.N. emergency global appeal was expected to be launched this week, it said.
Reuters
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Maynooth: A major retail and housing development in Maynooth is being launched this week.
The Irish Times
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A review of Ireland's aid programme was launched this week.
The Irish Times
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Her first album was launched this week called Perfect Disaster.
Radio NZ
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The platform included the company's Digital Evidence Investigator tool, which was launched this week.
Radio NZ
15
Maplin's new compact in-car DVD player was launched this week.
The Irish Times
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A satellite launched this week may finally prove the scientist's general theory of relativity.
The Irish Times
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