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The circular glow of the street-lamp became the socialcenter of Benton.
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The State building was generally recognized as the socialcenter of the Exposition.
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Maria Louise, the moving spirit of a socialcenter, acted as Parkhurst's go-between.
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His store came to be the trading point and socialcenter for miles around.
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The store soon became the socialcenter of the village.
Usage of social centre in English
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Their earliest socialcentre was Asshur in the southern part of their territory.
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The place was a busy socialcentre as well as a sporting club.
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Davy Orr, 36, runs a barber shop-cum- socialcentre in the town.
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The company said the land surrounding the Waterford Crystal sports and socialcentre is underutilised.
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Usually, when he lunched at the Bachelors, his table became a sort of socialcentre.
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The Duchess was a cultivated woman with many tastes, and made Stafford House a great socialcentre.
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She had a salon, something very distinguished; a socialcentre in which she queened it with great splendour.
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The project, to include a socialcentre, is the church's first integrated spiritual and social development in the Republic.
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Boston was her socialcentre.
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Republican houses were few in Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Adams aimed to create a socialcentre for New Englanders.
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Nevertheless, to be a seigneur was always an honour, for the manor-house was the recognized socialcentre of every neighbourhood.
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As a matter of course, this home was a distinguished socialcentre, drawing to itself the most brilliant colonial society.
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We formed a literary and musical club, which met weekly at our house, making it the socialcentre of the entire town.
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The eviction of squatters from a former bank that they had turned into a socialcentre led to violent clashes with riot police.
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The voters were filing into a socialcentre to vote in a contest between President Slobodan Milosevic and Mr Vojislav Kostunica, the opposition challenger.
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Flanked on two sides by museums and surrounded by restaurants, it is known as the city's cultural and, to a lesser extent, socialcentre.