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Meanings of prior in English
Usage of prior in English
1
Israeli police said there was no intelligence information prior to the attack.
2
However, the decision will only apply to cases brought prior to 2010.
3
It previously collected contact information, travel history, family information, and prior addresses.
4
Make a list of questions prior to your interview and simply ask.
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However, there is a lack of prior studies in this research area.
6
Assign all potential changes a risk level prior to scheduling the change.
7
That's what you said yesterday-andlast week-andthe week prior to that.
8
These attendees discussed key concepts and prior research presented by content experts.
9
That mind-boggling number is five times the average loss in prior decades.
10
Minister for Health James Reilly finally approved the plan prior to Christmas.
11
Home Depot's fourth-quarter, however, had one week less than the prior-year quarter.
12
History never addresses Rwandan deaths or a possible genocide prior to 1959.
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Under Brazilian law, major infrastructure projects require prior consultation with indigenous communities.
14
The prior overrides this year involved two bills providing restrictions on abortion.
15
Results: Ten surgeons reported successful FFF in 53 patients with prior TKA.
16
The rule of thumb is to board 30 minutes prior to departure.
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