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Examples for "get"
Examples for "get"
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Renzi says the main task is to get Europe out of crisis.
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However, she has so far said the government will not get involved.
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A law change is coming and schools will get new guidelines today.
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The migrants hope to get to wealthy western Europe and find work.
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However, they said they did get good striations for a future match.
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Today his father Stephen said the government needs to ban synthetic drugs.
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Certainly for my father, there were great times, good times, not-so-good times.
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Her father had suffered a stroke; the family home was in crisis.
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Siddig said his father appeared in good health but had lost weight.
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I don't know; this is not a good time, the father said.
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Some recipes, however, I prefer unmodified: my mother's Bakewell tart, for example.
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Enter the 'satellite name or number' box and Bob's your mother's brother.
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The Crown opposed his future mother-in-law's address as suitable for home detention.
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Nobody had said a word to her about mother's ghost, of course.
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In her mother's heart, however, Ginger knew which option Lily would choose.
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: sire; knight; lady; glens; towers.
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But at length Faramir said: 'I do not oppose your will, sire.
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Furthermore, no scion can be established under a diseased sire, Domenico said.
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I thank you, sire; and I will now tell you the name.
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It beggared reason; it-it-butletme read the despatch for myself, sire.
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The Lexus LF-A concept, which will beget a production model this year.
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Neither did He beget another God; as there is only one God.
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It would enable Caesar to beget legal heirs, since Calpurnia is barren.
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The cause that begot this war will remain to beget new wars.
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The relation is new to history, and must beget a new emotion.
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Smart leaders are able to engender and reinforce a sense of optimism.
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That's what Google hopes to engender with its open source algorithm, Brotli.
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The good times too of high price almost always engender much fraud.
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Something about the pseudoanonymity employed by Anonymous helped to engender this cosmopolitanism.
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There is no power in the world that could engender my death.
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It is the energy to create, to do, and to bring forth.
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Him did I once bring forth, him bore I in my bosom.
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The gardener prunes the vine that it may bring forth more fruit.
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Whatever to-morrow might bring forth, he should have no part in it.
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He resolved to wait and see what the evening would bring forth.
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Iran says it merely wants to generate nuclear power for civil purposes.
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Iran denies the claim, saying it needs the technology to generate power.
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Let households, companies, mines and municipalities generate and sell power, he said.
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Grayling said: The route continues to generate substantial returns for the government.
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Quarterbacks from North Dakota State do not usually generate much national attention.
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In short BvS is expected to generate an industry within an industry.
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We have great potential to generate power, president Tsakhia Elbegdorj told reporters.
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Repurposed content can allow users to generate new perspectives of digital holdings.
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However, he said the move could generate more traffic for the label.
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Economists say the economy would likely generate that amount of jobs anyway.
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Expansionary policies increase demand and revenues and therefore generate more tax revenues.
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Pearson used this endorsement to help raise funds and generate further support.
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Start-stop technology will save power and regenerative braking will help generate it.
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It will not, however, generate meaningful cost synergies, a Milan-based analyst said.
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However, non-Majorana mechanisms can also generate similar signatures, especially in disordered samples.
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This could help generate better jobs and living standards for New Zealanders.
