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Meanings of rush to in English

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Usage of rush to in English
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But in Ireland, it's a rush to work, that's the wrong way.
Independent.ie
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In office, the coalition government did not rush to resolve McKinnon's case.
The Guardian
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Foreign banks' rush to expand into China has waned amid the recession.
Reuters
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President Santos, in the rush to become an international figure, miscalculated democracy.
The Guardian
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In the UK, consumers seem in no rush to buy new handsets.
The Guardian
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It also spurred a rush to map and claim land, said Larter.
Reuters
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So did a rush to rethink the way countries handle their economies.
Reuters
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Dean Duke, London I'm not in a particular rush to get home.
The Irish Times
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However, the Reds remain in no rush to announce Verbeek's permanent successor.
News.com.au
10
The rush to sell development land in the Dublin area is continuing.
The Irish Times
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Before people rush to judgment they should remember that, Mr Peters said.
News.com.au
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The rush to biofuels means the quantities of land needed are huge.
Reuters
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I spoke in a rush to get the words out in time.
Last night another soldier...
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One pro-Smith MP said there should be no rush to challenge Corbyn.
The Guardian
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However, it was Eklim that provoked a rush to the record books.
The Irish Times
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Ayla wanted to rush to their aid, but indecision held her back.
The Mammoth Hunters
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