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Meanings of link to in English

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Usage of link to in English
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In those days Ivy's main link to her family came through music.
Seveneves
2
A week later the Observer revealed AggregateIQ's possible link to Cambridge Analytica.
The Guardian
3
The French ministry's bulletins about ibuprofen don't link to any case reports.
Wired
4
Use this link to find the SHIP program in your state: here.
Reuters
5
You will receive a link to create a new password via email.
The Irish Times
6
Initial investigations suggested a possible link to the Taliban operating from Waziristan.
Reuters
7
Anywhere else, use the link to timeanddate to find the right time.
The South African
8
His family has a link to the farm dating back 140 years.
The Irish Times
9
The tidal wave should be coming. A link to Manpower's paper: here.
Reuters
10
Gameplay: Here's a link to the rules as included in the game.
Wired
11
Scientists said there could be a link to previous outbreaks in Britain.
Reuters
12
Email them today or follow this link to reserve your one-on-one consultation.
The South African
13
Until now, however, a direct link to CHD has never been made.
The Guardian
14
He was a fantastic link to the community and the local police.
The Guardian
15
Meanwhile, no one can let go of Barry Bonds' link to PEDs.
Ebony
16
Users were asked to click on the link to claim their prize.
The South African
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Link to through the time
Link to across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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