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Meanings of proper in English
Usage of proper in English
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Last year BT carried out a proper consumer trial of Phorm's technology.
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He said it must provide proper facilities to deal with the problem.
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Conclusion: Clinical laboratory improvement would allow for proper diagnosis of different diseases.
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The question has been asked in English, but no proper answer exists.
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Plans are unfurling, all in their proper time; I shall let them.
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ALPA said its members lack proper training in the company's new procedures.
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Soon we shall be able to entertain our friends in proper fashion.
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That a proper diet and exercise regimen were crucial to good health.
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Unlike most runaways of her age, however, she made proper financial plans.
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But the issue needs to be seen in the proper cricketing context.
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Likewise pensioners want there to be proper help for families with children.
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Professor Clements said the police needed the resources to do proper checks.
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The right use of power is the proper study of every Runelord.
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Photograph: Hal Shinnie The angst has taken hold good and proper now.
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So many young children in South Africa have no proper family life.
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Accurate population data is key for proper Public Policy planning and monitoring.
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Proper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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