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Meanings of corollary in английском

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Usage of corollary in английском
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Modernisation will now focus attention on its inevitable corollary, public service pay.
The Irish Times
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This could be viewed as a necessary corollary to fighting a war.
Radio NZ
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And there's an important corollary to your conclusion, said Pitar in triumph.
Edge of Infinity
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The new Act was merely the logical corollary of the old one.
England under the Tudors
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The corollary of Mourinho's perceived negatives was that opportunity knocked for others.
The Guardian
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The inevitable corollary is that speed and spirit are at a discount.
The Human Drift
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By corollary Labour's stock has fallen and its chances are remote indeed.
The Irish Times
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For other people, the extremeness of that experience requires an extreme corollary.
The new yorker
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From this state of things the Rumanian delegates drew the obvious corollary.
The Inside Story of the Peace Conference
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The corollary law is that Nazi comparisons ruin civil discourse for everybody.
The Irish Times
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And from this determination issues the grateful corollary-thoushalt not be tedious.
Since Cézanne
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This, it was argued, was an obvious corollary of the war alliance.
The Inside Story of the Peace Conference
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That's a kind of frivolous corollary to what we're talking about here.
The new yorker
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The corollary is that, eventually, those funds will earn less than nothing.
The Guardian
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A corollary challenge is the advent and growth of autonomous weapons.
Wired
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And the corollary is that Greece will no longer be Greece.
The Irish Times
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