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Meanings of say when in English
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Usage of say when in English
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However, Wacik did not say when the new regulation would be ready.
2
The officials, however, did not say when new toilets would be built.
3
The court did not say when it would rule on the cases.
4
He declined to say when the government planned to propose the changes.
5
Israeli officials could not say when an Egypt-based summit may take place.
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Neither could yet say when they expected to receive their legal advice.
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He said it was too early to say when that might happen.
8
Malcolm declined to say when the new discoveries might start producing oil.
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The company could not say when Unit 1 would return to service.
10
Executives declined to say when it would be available for public use.
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The police official did not say when the other seven were arrested.
12
Putin will vote in person, Peskov said but declined to say when.
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The paper did not say when or where trials would be held.
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Ito declined to say when the new hybrid system would be ready.
15
Freeport said it was too early to say when production would resume.
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The company did not say when it would hold the share offer.
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Say when through the time
Say when across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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