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Meanings of very forefront in English
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Usage of very forefront in English
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At this time China undoubtedly stood in the very forefront of civilization.
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She was not used to seeing children set in the very forefront.
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She focused her eyes on the two Peeps in the very forefront.
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Bourges stands in the very forefront of Gaulish history marked by a great disaster.
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He throws into the very forefront a prophecy of Jeremiah (xxv.
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In the lecture halls and class rooms, he stood at the very forefront, as orator and logician.
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Ann Veronica was in their very forefront.
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In the very forefront of this shining host are the trained nurses, following the standard uplifted by Florence Nightingale.
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You stand in the very forefront of literature-farhigher than I, who am-donttell anybody-five years older than you.
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In the very forefront of physical and moral misery, "quelle émouvante compréhension de la Patrie s'est révélée à nous!"
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His young manhood found him in the very forefront of party strife, and from the first he held unswervingly with the Guelphs.
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In the very forefront, flung against me by the rush, I distinguished the lad I had sent back into the lines the night before.
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In the very forefront, shoulder to shoulder, with a laugh and a parry, a lunge and a jest, fought the Chevalier de la Mora.