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Meanings of plunk for in English
Synonyms
Examples for "back"
Examples for "back"
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However, Australian industry bodies and state governments back new investment in agriculture.
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People are getting back to work, a North Sea trade source said.
3
That takes away the power to use good information to fight back.
4
The government says the future will be different; they will come back.
5
Already, this week has seen BP scale back its North Sea operation.
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Conclusions: Fathers and mothers often report problems and frequently need professional support.
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Mr Robinson said children needed active support to deal with their problems.
3
The Partnerships Programme offers support for industry research projects under certain conditions.
4
Police support groups, however, say the officers were only maintaining public order.
5
Today many parties use these policies to mobilise public opinion and support.
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This seems clearly to endorse the need for education of our society.
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This column does not endorse political parties or products, as you know.
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Anyone who is seen to support or endorse homophobia is not welcome.
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We endorse and are here to fully support his personal development actions.
5
The Union's Executive Council voted yesterday without opposition to endorse the Senator.
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The first I indorse, so does every thinking man in the country.
2
I simply refuse to indorse your statement, and I protest against it.
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Did your lordship indorse any bill on the 15th of last month?
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The legislature refused to indorse it and the pro-slavery resolutions attached to it.
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I shall have no hand in it, further than to indorse your action.
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She advised readers to plump for bamboo-print wallpaper when redecorating their homes.
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And plump for Saturday, or Tuesday to Thursday, for the cheapest seats.
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So plump for a bottle with backbone For Shakespeare it was roses.
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How then would the UK government decide which to plump for?
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Unless I'm speaking in another country, in which case I'll plump for them.