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Meanings of operate solely in English

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Usage of operate solely in English
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Others, such as the nonprofit Western Governors University, operate solely on the Internet.
Reuters
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He said Huntly could operate solely on gas.
Radio NZ
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They operate solely in the mortgage market and are therefore more exposed than other financial institutions to the housing correction.
Reuters
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Though the keep is a worthy and secure base for our investigations, we cannot expect to operate solely from here.
Act of will
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In Fulton county, a predominantly black area, officials failed to plug in the polling machines, leaving them to operate solely on battery power.
The Guardian
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Mr Varadkar said it was essential that "any public body should operate solely within the legislation passed by this House to provide for it".
The Irish Times
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There are about 200 businesses operating solely as buying agencies registered nationally.
News.com.au
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He operated solely by instinct, not experience, but his confidence never wavered.
Table for five
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The underground water operates solely to promote certain changes which take place in the mineral realm.
Outlines of the Earth's History: A Popular Study in Physiography
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Thus railroads now operated solely for private gain would become instruments of social as well as industrial progress.
Problems in American Democracy
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But as a non-profit foundation, BMF Inc. operates solely on donations and grants, and contributions from personal finances.
Ebony
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It's hard to imagine that this national organization operates solely off of the dedication and hard work of only five individuals.
Ebony
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The coop as a union for the farmers exists only in charter; in actuality it is operated solely for its own benefit.
Down with the Cities!
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The move will bring to an end an anomaly where it operates solely in the UK but trades on the U.S.-based Nasdaq.
Reuters
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The chief reason for operating solely by water was the season of the year and high water in the Tallahatchie and Yalabusha Rivers.
Memoirs of General William T. Sherman — Volume 1
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There has been a digitisation of most ID3 functions, with only the hazard lights and windows still being operated solely by physical buttons.
The South African
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