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Meanings of proves in English
Usage of proves in English
1
Its stable yet economically under-developed neighbour Syria proves a good test case.
2
Extra profit from two companies selling each others' products often proves elusive.
3
And obviously our robust Angela proves there was no serious health risk.
4
Yet, of course, what we have seen proves nothing of the sort.
5
Commission says market will open step-by-step as each registry proves its security.
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Dimon said his original remark proves I wouldn't make a good politician.
7
The business sector will be hoping that proves to be the case.
8
To the scientist it proves nothing; to the believer in astrology, everything.
9
One risk is the stimulus proves too much of a good thing.
10
Which proves once again that South Africa has great freedoms of speech.
11
That proves less true today, though the sentiment doesn't necessarily skew negative.
12
A quick Google proves this statement to be true, by the way.
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Still cradling Scout, Deucalion said, Perhaps it proves just what you say.
14
This proves the EU can be a serious player in global debt-raising.
15
Geological evidence proves beyond doubt that it is three million years old.
16
Perhaps this is the point, but it proves neither profound nor entertaining.
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South Africa
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Australia
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United Kingdom
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