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Meanings of switch to in English

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Usage of switch to in English
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But public health advocates expect that teenagers will simply switch to menthol.
Reuters
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The government said it wanted to switch to a points-based immigration system.
The Irish Times
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The key is for countries to switch to renewable energy, Gore said.
The Guardian
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However, Maier says he is already seeing investment switch to the continent.
The Guardian
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I believe you can switch to us today, and you'll be fine.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, many multinationals intend to switch to the euro in early 2000.
The Irish Times
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A switch to tax credits would particularly benefit those on low income.
The Irish Times
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The need to switch to an all-out focus on jobs is paramount.
Reuters
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Aid groups disagree over whether the switch to cash donation is advisable.
Reuters
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Can China switch to a more liberalised model without a hard landing?
The Guardian
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Still, executives say they are already seeing a switch to smaller vehicles.
Reuters
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Memphis Minnie: among the first blues performers to switch to electric guitar.
Ebony
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They would also incentivise the private sector to switch to cleaner technologies.
Reuters
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Only the president has access to the switch to lower the partition.
Reuters
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If everything goes well, we'll switch to an appointment once a month.
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He was startled to hear one of them suddenly switch to English.
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