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Meanings of mixed to in English

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Usage of mixed to in English
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Normans, Danes, Angles, and Saxons all mixed to make the modern English.
The World War and What was Behind It; Or, The Story of the Map o...
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Early reviews have been mixed to poor, according to critic tracker rottentomatoes.com.
Reuters
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Economic data from the United States were too mixed to offer any lead.
Reuters
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The flow of economic data proved too mixed to offer direction.
Reuters
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Shanghai, HK, Tokyo and Seoul benchmarks ended mixed to little changed.
Reuters
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Economic data had been too mixed to offer much direction.
Reuters
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Mining stocks weighed on the FTSE 100, with base metal prices mixed to lower.
Reuters
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Wall Street's reaction was mixed to comments by Federal Reserve chairman Mr Alan Greenspan.
The Irish Times
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To bring several sorts of Beer which have been mixed to one uniform taste.
The American Practical Brewer and Tanner
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Thursday's U.S. numbers were too mixed to draw any conclusions on the outlook for policy.
Reuters
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The composition of this chain of sea-gangs was mixed to a degree, yet singularly homogeneous.
The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
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Once music is recorded, its various musical inputs are mixed to make it sound pleasing.
The Irish Times
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Paint can be mixed to match to a swatch of material or piece of clothing.
The Verge
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The route took seven days and ran the gamut from mixed to free to big-wall aid.
Climbing Magazine
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Ground olives mixed to taste with cream cheese.
The Complete Book of Cheese
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With a teech of opium mixed to it.
Speaks the Nightbird
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