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Meanings of ticks over in English
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Usage of ticks over in English
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The patient had pulled off many ticks over the years, he acknowledged.
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At 2C the risk of food insecurity ticks over to "very high".
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And when the temperature ticks over the 36 degree mark there's also little choice.
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Time ticks over a 24-hour period and does not reflect the hour of the day.
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It's a popular pledge as the calendar ticks over.
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Once June 30 ticks over it's too late.
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A sampling scheme was set to collect ticks over 2 years in a delimited area and well identified flock.
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THE clock ticks over to 3pm and the sound of a radio news update cuts through the wintry sunlight.
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On the pitch, Jones hares up the touchline but is bundled out as the clock ticks over the 80.
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There is some good news as China takes a break for the Lunar New Year, which ticks over on Jan. 23.
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As the total number of displaced persons ticks over the 60 million mark, hundreds and thousands of refugees are dying daily.
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A new 4.2-litre engine ticks over at idle.