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Meanings of move to in English

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Usage of move to in English
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It said this was a move to best serve the new region.
The Irish Times
2
I hope his move to France provides him with a fresh challenge.
The Guardian
3
Its message was simple: Dear start-ups: Keep calm and move to Berlin.
The Irish Times
4
The controversial move to house tenants outside their communities is, however, unnecessary.
The Guardian
5
The company announced a move to acquire the facility late last year.
The Irish Times
6
In a global economy, low-tech jobs tend to move to low-wage countries.
The Irish Times
7
This week, the debate over fast-track approval will move to the House.
Ebony
8
He needed a second loan to move to BRM two years later.
BBC
9
If you really want to achieve the American Dream, move to Denmark.
The Guardian
10
Soccer:Liverpool forward Ryan Babel has agreed a move to German side Hoffenheim.
The Irish Times
11
But he said it may be a move to restrict political discussion.
Radio NZ
12
So it was a good move to drop the price, he said.
Reuters
13
It seems like a natural move to adopt Māori names wherever possible.
Radio NZ
14
Had to move to France and leave much of my research behind.
Blameless
15
It shocked global markets with a move to negative rates in January.
Reuters
16
Was it a difficult decision to move to such a rightwing paper?
The Guardian
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Move to through the time
Move to across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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