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Examples for "fall into"
Examples for "fall into"
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That said; don't expect all the metaphorical pieces to fall into place.
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These conditions, they say, fall into a single class: disease of aging.
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In the UK, income support and housing benefit fall into that category.
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I believe all things fall into place exactly when they're supposed to.
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The question of what formal category they fall into doesn't interest her.
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Separatists say the move means they no longer fall under Spanish jurisdiction.
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Returns would fall under the critical 7 percent level, dampening investor interest.
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Their rulers know they will fall under your sway sooner or later.
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If the house be occupied, it does not fall under the order.
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I daren't wind the horn lest I should fall under the spell.
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But Colonel Kate did not allow it to fall under her eye.
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If I fall under his feet-asfall I may- Ishallnot complain.
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And therefore philosophers must inevitably fall under the censure of the world?
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These things speedily become known, and I should fall under Nana's displeasure.
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Will this still fall under the annual leave or sick leave policies?
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That is a giant Venn diagram for many people to fall under.
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But there are so many nationalities that fall under the Black umbrella.
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We seek power so as not to fall under anyone else's power, yes.
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Housing New Zealand homes won't fall under these standards for another four years.
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Everything moving forward would fall under that executive order, Sanders said.
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The Canadian partnership will also fall under Brookfield Johnson Controls, the companies said.
