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Meanings of welcome to in English

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Usage of welcome to in English
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Good morning from New York and welcome to our live fashion blog.
The Guardian
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Rebecka is welcome to come back at some point in the future.
The blood spilt
3
Good morning, and welcome to our daily summary from the summer schools.
The Irish Times
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Business Opinion: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the all-new Jurys Irish Cabaret.
The Irish Times
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You're welcome to bring your partner and family members along with you.
The South African
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Drew said, You're welcome to come to the jewelry auction, of course.
Russian Winter
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So welcome to the latest in a long line of new Dylans.
The Irish Times
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Readers are welcome to participate in the digital conversion and ask questions.
Chicago sun times
9
It's getting late -of course you're welcome to stay the night.
The Long War
10
But you want to be right, and you're welcome to be right.
Android Karenina
11
Those behind Summer Blowout and Indie'Go are, of course, welcome to attend.
The Irish Times
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But other measures in the budget will be less welcome to greens.
The Guardian
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In several other museums, I thought, where they were welcome to remain.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
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The church said anyone was welcome to drop in at any time.
Radio NZ
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You're welcome to come with us, he said, after a moment's hesitation.
Neverwhere
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Individual errors meet swooping structural flaws: welcome to another England tournament exit.
The Guardian
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