Cause to become widely known.
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circular catalán
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Examples for "spread"
Examples for "spread"
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It has also spread to Europe, with three cases confirmed in France.
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However, if overall rates continue to climb, Illinois' credit spread could widen.
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That spread, a popular trade, signals the health of the oil market.
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Some market participants thought Illinois' so-called credit spread should be even wider.
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He said economic weakness had spread beyond the United States and Europe.
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The NCRE research shows broadcast news about Europe is scarcely more diverse.
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But a 'one-stop-shop' for Māori broadcast news is not a new idea.
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It doesn't seem right, said one parent on a local news broadcast.
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Later, Syrian State TV broadcast footage which it said showed the damage.
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Monday's foreign policy debate was carried by 11 cable and broadcast networks.
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The IRS tries to process and distribute refunds quickly, often within days.
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A major drive to distribute aid throughout Vanuatu's cyclone-ravaged islands, started today.
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The deal lets companies produce and distribute Viread to 95 developing countries.
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She needs some students to come help distribute flowers people have sent.
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But the answer is not to distribute energy for free, she added.
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Police used stun-grenades to disperse them; there were no reports of injuries.
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We managed to disperse them and they left the area' Mdlalose said.
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Residents said police used teargas and live ammunition to disperse the crowd.
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I quickly address my men; instruct them to disperse and remain inconspicuous.
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Police said they opened fire after failing to disperse activists with teargas.
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All those people going talk, talk, talk on television diffuse your focus.
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Nothing like agreement to diffuse an argument, Claire had learned long ago.
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Also diffuse when making fatherly decisions, especially about the punishment of children.
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At 4 weeks after treatment, there was evidence of diffuse IAS remodeling.
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Conclusion: This study supports the role of glutamate in diffuse glioma biology.
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Avian influenza A viruses often do not propagate efficiently in mammalian cells.
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The first effort of the young plant will be to propagate itself.
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His court will propagate the contagion of vice among the lower ranks.
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Bacterial pathogens use effector proteins to manipulate their hosts to propagate infection.
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Only enough remain from one season to another to propagate the species.
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They cannot disseminate information, because information would too often embarrass their truth.
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Link-shorteners such as bit.ly are used to disseminate key articles via Twitter.
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For once, the magic liquid was unable to disseminate any beneficial effects.
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Our newspapers and magazines disseminate knowledge and rational pleasure throughout the land.
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The Net permits them to disseminate their message instantly, inexpensively and worldwide.
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Most smaller oncogenic viral genomes usually persist solely as integrated DNAs despite their ability to circularize.
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Which reminds me, Mr. Clacton, don't you think we should circularize the provinces with Partridge's last speech?
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As soon as I get an itemized list, I'll circularize dealers and other possible buyers and ask for offers.
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I'll see you later; I don't know how long it's going to take me to get a list prepared, and circularize the old-arms trade.
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I'd look fine, wouldn't I, circularizing a dead story?
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But unfortunately, there are not enough free legal services to go around.
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In this case, there was a lot of good to go around.
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This doesn't absolve me of blame-there'splenty of blame to go around.
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If people want depressing reality, there's plenty of that to go around.
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We don't go around and engage in violence because there are difficulties.
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Well, I'm sure I own enough works for you to pass around.
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There is no shelf by which we can pass around the foot.
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We sit down, and I pass around a plate of unleavened bread.
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We'd also pass around trays of fruit to help rehydrate people.
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Everyone takes the northern pass around it, up over the mountains.
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Would Hoover circularise his description and offer a reward?
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Garda management yesterday circularised divisions seeking volunteers for the Border duties.
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Higher energy prices increase transport costs which farmers pass on to consumers.
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In return I wanted to pass on his message in some way.
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Some firms say they will pass on any higher costs to consumers.
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Investors have questioned AkzoNobel's ability to pass on higher costs to consumers.
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Quarterback Philip Rivers' pass on fourth-and-3 fell incomplete, sealing the Raiders' win.
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It is therefore not surprising that unconfirmed figures circulate today, it said.
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Liberal group Americans United for Change was quick to circulate Christie's comments.
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For a while, the new notes will circulate with the current notes.
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Many ad networks have taken steps to ensure malicious ads don't circulate.
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He causes money to circulate; he always sends the tradespeople away satisfied.
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After resumption these coins will circulate in considerable sums for small payments.
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In July 2018 a horrifying video began to circulate on social media.
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Or are you going to sound the alarm, and circulate this information?
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It is worth noting that four coronaviruses already circulate in human beings.
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In the absence of any other money, these do circulate in London.
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Paul's heart beat fast; the blood began to circulate in his veins.
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That's when the listing will circulate within the larger real estate community.
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This will help to circulate air below the your machine as well.
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The heart had forever ceased to beat, and the blood to circulate.
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That doesn't count the charitable causes that co-workers circulate on their own.
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You cannot get across Europe because of the obstructions: you cannot circulate.
