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Meanings of stokes in English
Unit of measure of kinematic viscosity.
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Usage of stokes in English
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Finally, this greater demand for goods and services stokes faster economic growth.
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Anxiety stokes the already burning fire in the pit of my stomach.
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The broad brush-stokes headings wise, include finance, venues, tournament window and government support.
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The announcement comes as a tourism boom in Thailand stokes competition among carriers.
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He puts them in the oven, and stokes up the fire.
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The furnace needs to be stoked, and he stokes it with a will.
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Oil fees from Juba are essential to bring down soaring inflation, which stokes dissent.
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Oil fees from Juba are essential to bringing down soaring inflation, which stokes dissent.
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Visit Website Alex Puccio stokes the crowd as she makes her way to finals.
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When he stokes racial enmity he is merely fulfilling the promise of his campaign.
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And yet, Seoul stokes my urbanist passions like nowhere else.
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Martin Landau's manic conspiracy theorist stokes up the spooky atmosphere.
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You can reach me at jon underscore stokes at wired.com.
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Many great players enjoy their work; Stokes usually looks almost comically careworn.
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Stokes paced Kansas State with eight points in the first 20 minutes.
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But to Stokes' credit he took that problem out of Paine's hands.
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