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Examples for "scratch"
Examples for "scratch"
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The change would allow companies to build new commercial airports from scratch.
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Problem is, with a new virus, scientists have to start from scratch.
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This company was started from scratch and was delivered within a year.
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Or he'll take a new sheet of paper and start from scratch.
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The South Sudan government had to almost build the country from scratch.
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A headstrong approach will almost definitely rub others up the wrong way!
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But that's the rub: there are tens of thousands of civilians there.
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It was arousing to feel another's power rub against yours that way.
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Stew tomatoes slowly one-half hour; rub through strainer; heat and add soda.
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You have beaten Austria, it is true; but Russia-thereis the rub.
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I thought it was the result of the fray in the Tower.
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As always, political issues are starting to enter the fray, he said.
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Analysts say the army is loath to step into the political fray.
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They had been able to join the fray at a critical moment.
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They had been, in their time, in the thick of the fray.
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It was the last drop in the cup of gall, she thought.
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The cares of the world did not gall the shoulders of Mme.
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She often ate the bread of sorrow steeped in wormwood and gall.
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The gall of the bear is used as medicine internally and externally.
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Snake gall bladder proves especially effective in dissolving phlegm and improving vision.
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Many Uighurs chafe at Chinese government controls on their culture and religion.
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Nonentities are never slandered; they chafe because they are left in peace.
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The strings crossed, and the upper began to chafe the lower savagely.
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His terrible headache made him chafe at any prolonging of the scene.
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But perhaps inevitably, the bonds between the team eventually start to chafe.
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We fret over which areas will get flooded as sea levels rise.
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Unfortunately, for now, there is far more to fret about than celebrate.
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The lily may grow; the man must fret and toil and spin.
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We fret about mass extinction, but not enough to change our habits.
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Don't fret, because no qualifications are necessary to trade as an accountant.
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The sea fret sweeps over the marshes suddenly, the quicksands are hidden.'
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There are, of course, lots of caveats and plenty to fret about.
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Hush, hush, dear; pray be calm; there is no need to fret.
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Its borrowing costs have soared as markets fret over its fiscal woes.
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Only when the men have left does Zoya fully begin to fret.
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Then Polly must be cheerful: not cry at parting; not fret afterwards.
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But I am here to tell you that you need not fret.
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Not philosophers but fret-sawyers and stamp collectors compose the backbone of society.
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Let the rest fret as they stood behind their rocks and spikes.
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Nobody knows the heat and fret I have been caused by it.
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Try not to fret your mind; find some way to amuse yourself.
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