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Meanings of recent seasons in English

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Usage of recent seasons in English
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She claims responsibility for the plum and teal booms of recent seasons.
The new yorker
2
There has certainly been something amiss from these encounters in recent seasons.
The Guardian
3
Glenn Murray's progress over recent seasons has been garnished by statistical quirks.
The Guardian
4
Regardless, one of Ireland's most impressive performers in recent seasons is back.
The Irish Times
5
Unchaperoned, though, recent seasons have subsided into a swamp of hokey backslapping.
The Guardian
6
The wheels have fallen off in recent seasons despite bursts of good form.
The Guardian
7
However, in recent seasons the competition has been punctuated by a refreshing youthfulness.
The Guardian
8
November has in recent seasons proved to be a difficult month for them.
The Guardian
9
Oklahoma has dominated its Bedlam rivals in recent seasons, winning seven consecutive games.
Reuters
10
The defensive unit is unchanged from that which has impressed in recent seasons.
The Irish Times
11
The Tribesmen have been the epitome of inconsistency in recent seasons.
The Irish Times
12
In Europe alone, two-hundred games are suspected to have been fixed in recent seasons.
Radio NZ
13
Computer science has hardly changed as much as the hurling, landscape in recent seasons.
The Irish Times
14
A nice twist on all the pinks we've seen in recent seasons, he gushes.
News.com.au
15
The 35-year-old has struggled for form in recent seasons, suffering from the Epstein-Barr virus.
BBC
16
Liverpool now join Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham in cursing them over recent seasons.
The Guardian
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Recent seasons through the time
Recent seasons across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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