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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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hospital
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A priest and the hospital chaplain said prayers and blessed the ward.
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The physiotherapist, dietitian or hospital chaplain should explain and discuss their contributions to the total care of the patient.
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This can be made more valuable by the inclusion of the hospital chaplain .
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Undoubtedly you will receive a visit from the hospital chaplain .
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It is good to know that he was able to share his tears with the hospital chaplain .
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Her personal anecdotes as a hospital chaplain showed a real sense of fun intermingled with her obvious dedication.
prison
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Mr Dawkins, the prison chaplain , did his best to persuade Linkworth to confess his crime.
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The prison chaplain came to me in my cell and tried to make a bargain with me.
■ VERB
become
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In 1654 he became chaplain of Eton College, a post he held until he was ejected in 1660.
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In 1307 he became chaplain to Bishop Wouldham of Rochester.
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Ordained deacon in 1875, he became the first chaplain of Clifton College Mission.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Reverend Edwards is the new prison chaplain .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Also patron of chaplains and military chaplains.
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By 1257 he was a canon of Lichfield and a papal chaplain .
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He acts as chaplain to the students.
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He now leads a busy life as an honorary chaplain in York Minster.
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He was accused of molesting a 14-year-old boy whom he had been counselling while working as a school chaplain .
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His regiment's chaplain spoke of him in the warmest terms as a man of the highest principles.
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Never did I feel so tempted and pressed to relinquish the chaplain service and yield all to the control of Satan.