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Meanings of prove to in English

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Usage of prove to in English
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GIRK channels may therefore prove to be a valuable new therapeutic target.
Pubmed
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It seems highly unlikely, however, that will prove to be the case.
The Guardian
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Achieving these targets in a year might prove to be difficult, though.
The South African
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The new spotlight however might prove to be too much for Simpson.
News.com.au
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I sincerely hope that this does not prove to be the case.
The Irish Times
6
A friend will prove to be a true friend indeed in December!
The South African
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But printing money could yet prove to be a bridge too far.
Reuters
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However, any move to remove it could prove to be politically controversial.
The Irish Times
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Value indeed for a publication that should prove to be extremely popular!
The Irish Times
10
Longer term, the shift on inflation might prove to be more significant.
Reuters
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But this view may prove to be overly simplistic, although not wrong.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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This may well prove to be the clear highlight of her afternoon.
The Guardian
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You must do it; you must prove to us that you're ready.
Origin
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Wariness of Russia may prove to be a unifying factor, diplomats said.
Radio NZ
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SPN-812 may prove to be an effective treatment for children with ADHD.
Pubmed
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Because I am quite certain this charge will prove to be spurious.
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