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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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express
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Elizabeth does wish to express her condolences .
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He expressed his condolences to Kermit and offered to contribute the labour on a project.
offer
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Derek debated whether to telephone Charlotte Ladram and offer his condolences , but, in the end, he decided not to.
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He listened to the details of the deportations and offered his condolences .
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Nathan moved among the guests, offering drinks, accepting condolences .
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I was able to talk with visitors offering condolences , to endure two memorial ceremonies without falling apart.
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On behalf of all who know, we offer our sincere condolences ., pensioner contact Hull Flake Mill.
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After the service, the other mourners came to offer their condolences .
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May I take this opportunity to offer my condolences .
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He took Erlich's hand, as if he were a priest, offering his condolences .
send
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Edward's parents sent their condolences , attended the ceremony at chapel and graveside, and Mrs Thomas visited the widow.
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I am sure that the House will join me in sending our condolences to his widow and children.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a message of condolence
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Earlier, more than 2,500 people signed a book of condolence within an hour of its opening in Dublin.
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He listened to the details of the deportations and offered his condolences.
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I was able to talk with visitors offering condolences, to endure two memorial ceremonies without falling apart.
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Nathan moved among the guests, offering drinks, accepting condolences.
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Our condolences go to his wife and family.
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The liberals regarded sending telegrams of condolence as a polite gesture.
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There will be an eerie mix of condolences and competition Sunday at the DuraLube 400.