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Meanings of many museums in English

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Usage of many museums in English
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Such specimens were saved, and were sold and distributed to many museums.
The Scientific Monthly, October to December, 1915
2
I did not, I fear, do my duty by Leyden's many museums.
A Wanderer in Holland
3
Local tip: many museums are free on Sundays after 3pm.
The South African
4
In fact, Serra's work is prohibitively large for many museums.
The new yorker
5
With Hyde Park and the many museums of south Kensington on (...)
The Irish Times
6
Shabti, curved wands, and magicians' boxes have survived, and can be viewed in many museums.
The red pyramid
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I can only go to so many museums, and have lunch with so many friends.
Answered prayers
8
Sorry, I've been to so many museums with Dad that they all get mixed together.
The red pyramid
9
Establishing a separate trading company has other advantages too, which is why many museums choose this model.
How to get a job in a museum or art gallery
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Failure to exploit Algiers' many museums, parks and beaches shows a faltering grasp of globalization, residents say.
Reuters
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History buffs paying a visit to London's many museums don't just set a day aside; it's an undertaking.
News.com.au
12
Of the museums with paid staff, many museums had successfully applied for the government employee wage subsidy package.
Radio NZ
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But a great many museums do not rely on buying or selling for the quality of their collections.
The Irish Times
14
In many museums, blind visitors are denied the right to touch because they might damage fragile, centuries-old masterpieces.
Wired
15
He curated his first Henry Moore show in 1951, and contributed major shows to many museums and galleries.
The Irish Times
16
In many museums gibbet-irons are preserved.
Vanishing England
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