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Significados de annual ritual en inglés

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Uso de annual ritual en inglés
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However, this could be the last year that the annual ritual takes place.
BBC
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In recent years though, interest in this annual ritual has evaporated.
The Guardian
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At this stage, the exodus to the professional ranks is almost an annual ritual.
The Irish Times
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Kitchen pruning is much easier as an ongoing habit than as an annual ritual.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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Adoption of the resolution has become an annual ritual.
Reuters
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Go Ireland: Going down the country was an annual ritual in the days before package holidays.
The Irish Times
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It initiated an annual ritual of making industrial quantities of home-made sweets for the school Christmas fete.
The Guardian
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The annual ritual of queuing and flagging down, shuffling forward occasionally and more queuing is upon us.
The Irish Times
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The House is going through its annual ritual of voting on whether China should get most-favored-nation trade status.
Wired
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Sadbh hears that there won't be the beloved annual ritual of a new Harry Potter book this summer.
The Irish Times
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Complaining about the anxiety generated by the Leaving and Junior Cert is a predictable and justified annual ritual.
The Irish Times
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This was the first place that she owned, after what had seemed like an annual ritual of moving.
The Guardian
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The March 15 CCTV show has become an annual ritual of targeting foreign as well as Chinese consumer firms.
Reuters
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Photo: PHOTOSPORT It's also become an annual ritual for New Zealand sports fans, like Bathurst or the Melbourne Cup.
Radio NZ
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For Lam Kin-man, 77, the march has become an annual ritual with a single focus for over a decade.
The Guardian
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Such resolutions on Iran, North Korea and Myanmar - and, since last year, Syria - have become an annual ritual.
Reuters
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