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Meanings of part of work in English
Synonyms
Examples for "number"
Examples for "number"
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This year has seen an unprecedented number of migrants arriving in Europe.
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Don't say 'number.' Say 'amount.' Apparently, this was very important... to Dick.
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A number of striking public health doctors agreed to help investigate it.
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The number of health service staff in England is a political issue.
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Issue addressed: Building evidence-based health promotion programs involves a number of steps.
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Second Hand Sense:FIRST, a word on prices in the used car market.
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If the first word was 'the' that made 'X' stand for 'E'.
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The word 'macaroni' has meant different things to different people over time.
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I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
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A Chechnya where one thing is already clear: his word is law.
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Water services assets book value is about 15 million euros, he said.
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English language tests Question: I need to book an English language test.
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I have no problem distinguishing between comic book reality and our reality.
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Far more important in my book is another question: does it matter?
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This important book wants citizens of G8 countries to fight for change.
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He can't talk much now, can't form words, can't use sign language.
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One passenger said she had seen no sign of such help, however.
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Kellye Bensley: Come and have a look and try sign language week.
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The three countries aim to sign the new agreement by Nov. 30.
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He had no problem speaking; a sure sign he was a mixture.
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However Kelly's character manages to inveigle her way out of the situation.
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So it's certainly refreshing to work in single character's point of view.
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However, character is informed by culture, and culture is informed by environment.
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He is a character and taking penalties in that situation needs character.
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Laziness and idleness; evolution and revolution; poverty and misery; character and reputation.
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However, the reports present a very positive picture, especially at primary level.
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Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
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A recent State Department report on state-sponsored terrorism paints a different picture.
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Popular films did, however, break into the best picture race last year.
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Public opinion polls on the proposition so far give no clear picture.
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It is possible to improvise the whole scene with 'yes' and 'no'.
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Police said a cordon will remain in place at the scene today.
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Cradock Public Order Police are on the scene maintaining law and order.
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This time, however, the crime scene showed evidence of a frenzied attack.
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The story, however, has changed several times between officers on the scene.
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In a Politics Europe film, Giles Dilnot reviews the EU political headlines.
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We think it's a good political film without being a political film.
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Without having seen the second film, I can still say: Bad idea.
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But more than words are needed, many in the film industry believe.
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Foster: I thoroughly enjoyed my experiences in the film industry thus far.
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May often says her deal will protect jobs and end free movement.
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The single market also allows free movement of people across the EU.
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Last year saw the rise of the Data Prices Must Fall movement.
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Opposition activist Mark Galperin said: People are afraid to support our movement.
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However, there is still movement among the bidding groups, the sources said.
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Asked about the song's potential release, he said: Who knows right now.
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When words fail, Eurovision song-writers are quite prepared to seek other alternatives.
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The response to the song has been very good, said Dr Love.
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The song is right: the Mournes do sweep down to the sea.
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Her song 'Good Wood' came to her one day when stacking firewood.
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I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
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A recent article about the River Nile provides a case in point.
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The article will be available in the May issue of Consumer Reports.
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The present article motivates this problem, and outlines one approach to it.
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That's always a really good way to think about framing an article.
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However, he said the volume of new apartments wasn't the only problem.
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If there's free space in the volume group, simply issue the command:
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They need mass volume sales to keep going, the industry experts said.
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South Korea is New Zealand's fourth largest beef export market by volume.
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Risk: 5 percent of test subjects experience a fatal cardiac volume increase.
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Five media industry insiders were asked this question in today's MediaGuardian section.
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New groups can be created new groups in your 'My Account' section.
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However you feel, Let us know by visiting our Facebook comments section.
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A section labelled 'General activities of the Comintern' was presented as follows:
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However, limited evidence identified regarding socio-demographic factors of the cesarean section birth.
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Consumers have started the new year in a positive frame of mind.
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No time frame was given but experts said it could take months.
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We know the answer, the question is merely around the time frame.
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Coping in the case of COVID means identifying a short time frame.
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It will by supported by the EU's fifth frame work research programme.
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A new event launched last year is the second chapter in phase.
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The paper said it had obtained a draft chapter of the report.
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I shall return to this point in the chapter on arms races.
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Lead single Glad He's Gone sets the pace for this new chapter.
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This character class helps solve an earlier problem of matching chapter references.
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In the space allocated to 'Message' were the following lines of verse:
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I have facility in writing personal lyrical verse; it affords me relief.
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In the subterranean passage this verse appears; adulatory it must be confessed:-
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We pass to the remainder of the regulation in the 40th verse:-
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But see the use of the same word in the next verse.
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One particular paragraph stands out as a prime example of skewed thinking.
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The paragraph says national governments will continue to regulate domestic arms sales.
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A French diplomatic source said there were tough negotiations on that paragraph.
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The opening paragraph implied it was nothing more than a technical paper.
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These control trials are included in those given in the foregoing paragraph.
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Point out the fitness of the two similes in the second stanza.
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The first half-stanza of this song is old; the rest is mine.
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Seclusion and abandonment of the artificial are also extolled in stanza xv:-
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Take first the more familiar of the stanza forms of English verse.
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The second stanza is the one most generally recognized and oftenest quoted:
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The annual snapshot of the state of New Zealanders' health is out.
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Five minutes later, he fired a snapshot in off the far post.
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The report comes before Friday's monthly snapshot of the US jobs market.
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Brenda said she thought the snapshot was taken somewhere in England .
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Mayor Rachel Reese said the report was a snapshot of New Zealand.
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More than 100 of these are collected in this lavishly illustrated tome.
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The Dream of Dreams is not like a tome of all knowledge.
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Dorian looked up from his book, a useless tome on garden remedies.
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Peter Watson's tome would have been ideal if it had existed then.
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But presently he will chance upon some tome whose appeal is irresistible.
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I was part of a work detail from the Sarasota County Jail.
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An incline plane could be part of a work-energy problem or maybe just a kinematics problem.
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Writer attended a cocktail party, which was part of a work of art called MINUCODE, an elaborate "environment".
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By no means the least important part of a work on ethics is its treatment of the schools of the moralists.
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The first Preface, therefore, is likely to be the weakest part of a work containing the thoughts of an honest writer.
Usage of part of work in English
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Lawmakers may vote in coming weeks on horse slaughter as part of work on Agriculture Department funding.
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What's the coolest part of work day?
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They said the monitoring of the trade unionists was part of work to protect the project from outside threats.
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Large new name signs have been erected over the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge as part of work to remove toll booths.
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Such exercise, could be easily be integrated into the workplace environment and should be part of work-life balance, Bruemmer said in an email.
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Voice recordings have also been a key part of work in Zimbabwe -where we have taken podcasts into the community on MP3 players.
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All countries are expected to table targets as part of work towards a new climate change agreement, due to be concluded in Paris in December.
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This is perfectly normal and all part of working out, she said.
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They are still part of working towards a legal outcome in 2015.
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EBONY: What was the most critical part of working on this collaboration?
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What has been the most difficult part of working throughout the lockdown?
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He said flooding was part of working with the land here.
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Storm had come to accept this as part of working with the man.
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All were part of working at Sunshine 101, Dublin's first super-pirate radio station.
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How much of that is part of working at an agency?
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This, indeed, was the sad part of working in the Church of England then.