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Meanings of transition to in English

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Usage of transition to in English
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And Egypt's transition to democracy, including parliamentary elections in January, is proceeding.
Reuters
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Many nations have laws to help us transition to a low-carbon future.
The Guardian
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Yet Tunisia's transition to democracy has proved more resilient than some expected.
The Guardian
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They are demanding a transition to civilian rule before they return home.
Radio NZ
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The election is the final stage in Egypt's transition to civilian rule.
Reuters
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The transition to a single agency will begin immediately, GM said Thursday.
Reuters
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Proceeds should be used to fund the transition to renewable energy sources.
The Guardian
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The latter phenomenon was due to receptor transition to the inactive state.
Pubmed
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Secondly, The transition to the idea of the connected cause or effect.
A Treatise of Human Nature
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Coal emissions are falling, though, as Europe's transition to cleaner energy continues.
The Guardian
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Washington on Friday urged a peaceful transition to elections, respecting constitutional rules.
Reuters
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The transition to psychosis rate was much lower than in previous samples.
Pubmed
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But another character also makes the transition to this book: Dodd himself.
The Guardian
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The transition to high-skilled white-collar jobs drew income and population to cities.
The Guardian
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A smooth transition to the next generation of leaders looks more likely.
Reuters
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Surely the transition to a green economy has never seemed more appealing.
The Guardian
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