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Meanings of wide circulation in English
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Usage of wide circulation in English
1
His continued wide circulation shows that he was successful in his aim.
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The shows were actually digitized last year, but have not received wide circulation.
3
The speeches were afterwards published in book form and had a wide circulation.
4
Such books should have a wide circulation beyond the list of regular subscribers.
5
The soldiers supplied all needed chirography, and the bills obtained a wide circulation.
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This work has had a wide circulation at home and abroad.
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His vivid and interesting style secured for his treatises a very wide circulation.
8
He has written several very interesting books which have had a wide circulation.
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I am convinced that a periodical devoted to magic would achieve a wide circulation.
10
But the curious incident gave the song a wide circulation.
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Their wide circulation is an indication of the demand for works upon this subject.
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Though it was never printed, it obtained a wide circulation:
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He was at Naples soon after the incident just related had gained wide circulation.
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His writings have had a wide circulation in America.
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Being undenominational, the paper, patronized by all the Protestant Churches, has attained a wide circulation.
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Stories like this were in wide circulation about Warren before he took control of the FLDS.
This collocation consists of:
Wide circulation through the time
Wide circulation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common