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Meanings of turn on in English
Usage of turn on in English
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Police complaints: Dyfed-Powys PCC promises more public scrutiny Please turn on JavaScript.
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Arnold is going to the maintenance shed to turn on main power.
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Welsh Labour plan legislation on schools and piercings Please turn on JavaScript.
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Be sure to turn on the Xen block device frontend support, under:
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Something has gone wrong We can't turn on notifications at the moment.
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In the end, observers said the runoff may turn on the issues.
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Some French politicians have begun to publicly turn on the polling culture.
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Miliband pledges to 'look at' Welsh funding concerns Please turn on JavaScript.
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Krkic's dip in form has seen the fans turn on him too.
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Davos 2011: Geithner resists pressure for drastic cuts Please turn on JavaScript.
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When the stove is clean enough I shall turn on the gas.
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But it is dangerous, mainly because the drivers turn on each other.
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Servants were tempted to turn on their employers, children on their parents.
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And few cases ever turn on the trust-busting musings of the citizenry.
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By Jonathan Amos Science reporter, BBC News, Kourou Please turn on JavaScript.
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Hemel Hempstead sinkhole causes houses to be evacuated Please turn on JavaScript.
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Turn on through the time
Turn on across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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