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Meanings of next clause in English
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Usage of next clause in English
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The next clause seems to imply that it means belief in the resurrection.
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The next clause as to three-fifths of the negroes being considered:
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He tells us in the next clause, 'There are many adversaries.'
4
The next clause tells us: 'Thou hast loosed my bonds.'
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The next clause provides for the qualifications of the candidates for the presidency and vice-presidency.
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The next clause of the third section provides for the gradual change of the senate.
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Hence the next clause in effect prays for sanctification.
8
Then I saw her face change to pity as she came to the next clause.
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The next clause, 'I repent in dust and ashes,' carries the confession a step farther.
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The 'froward man' here seems to be the same as the slanderer in the next clause.
11
The next clause prescribes the rule of apportionment.
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The next clause prescribes the qualifications of senators.
13
My text, as I have already remarked, emphatically repeats 'in this mountain' in its next clause.
14
But the triumphant certitude and consciousness of a large world-wide mission is all shadowed in the next clause.
15
We are on more intelligible ground in the next clause of the promise, the proclamation of 'the Name.'
16
The next clause instructed the governor to report to the Lords of Trade on the effect of the declaration.
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Next clause across language varieties
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