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Meanings of recent moves in English

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Usage of recent moves in English
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But some of his recent moves have cast doubt on such talk.
Reuters
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The SFC was unable to comment on the recent moves in Yurun.
Reuters
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That's an apt characterization of recent moves by the Pentagon's F-35 boosters.
Wired
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Some of the banks' recent moves in energy and commodities are listed below.
Reuters
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The recent moves by large retailers raises the chances of success, she added.
Reuters
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But recent moves by Amazon to increase fees have sparked fury.
The Guardian
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Some aerospace suppliers have been rattled by Boeing's recent moves to integrate parts.
Reuters
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The board's endorsement effectively neutralizes some recent moves by world No.
Reuters
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Two recent moves by the UK show its serious commitment to battle global warming.
The Irish Times
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Apple's recent moves with its own productivity apps recognises its weakness in this regard.
The Irish Times
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Miliband's recent moves on Syria, it seems, have not counted for much at all.
The Guardian
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Drug shares fell as investors reversed recent moves into defensives.
Reuters
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However, the weight of a debut album is different to that of her recent moves.
The South African
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But recent moves to legalize recreational cannabis could create opportunities for other countries to capitalize.
Reuters
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Despite the recent moves, gold has been one of the worst-performing assets since Trump's election.
Reuters
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Part of this debt got piled up due to the recent moves by the group.
Reuters
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Recent moves across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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