noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
dispatch rider
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
free
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On ozone depletion, which harms everyone, the Montreal agreement accepted that trade sanctions could be used against free riders .
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Many indeed will choose to remain free riders , benefiting from services and entitlements to which they contribute little, if anything.
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However there is a free rider problem.
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However, sports clubs are also social organisations and social pressure can be an important deterrent to free-rider behaviour.
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In New York, though, these global free-riders have an easier time than in London.
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With many A's and B's, the free rider problem arises.
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As with acid rain and ozone depletion, international co-ordination of government policy is required to tackle the free rider problem.
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Free wireless LANs will sooner or later encounter free-rider problems.
good
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Don't pretend to be a better rider than you are; you will inevitably be caught out.
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The bike has got a much tighter feel to it now-it wants to turn and responds better to rider input.
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A good rider , like a good ballet dancer, needs to be the right shape.
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Because you're not that good a rider .
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The wide and undulating fields here provided good scope for riders of all levels.
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Here is one of the best riders in the province and he only has one ride at our final road race meeting.
other
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The other rider rode up and stopped.
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Two other police riders escaped serious injury.
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After a while the other riders don't even bother to come and look for you.
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It may take two kilometres to overtake one other rider .
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With lesser riders far down the slopes, the brutality of the attacks on other riders becomes more apparent.
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People treat you differently, though I was glad to see the other riders reacted well.
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Then he said something, his tone amused, and the other riders laughed.
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I, like many other riders , am eagerly awaiting the clocks going forward.
top
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The race is on ... for forty top riders ... or at least thirty nine of them.
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Many top speedway riders will be pitting their skills in the National motor cycle grass track meeting.
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Zoe Nesbitt was a top class rider who dreamed of becoming an equestrian star.
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It would be lovely if we could produce another top local rider and these three boys could fit the bill.
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However, hand on heart, even if you are a top dressage rider , can you really justify the fancy dress?
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They're certainly worried about finances and the future of top rider , Hans Nielsen.
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The first big meeting is next month; most of Britain's top riders have already entered.
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The top eight riders after 16 heats will go into the semi-finals.
young
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Police believe the trap could have had far more horrific consequences, especially for younger riders .
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Continued from page 6 Olympia is also the high point for twenty of our leading young riders .
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But she's being encouraged in her fightback by a young rider who's recovering from a similar fall.
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They barge around upsetting other, nervous horses and young riders .
■ NOUN
bike
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There's no way it can be the bike riders .
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Beginning next month, more Crissy Field buildings will be taken apart, opening more Bay vistas to hikers and bike riders .
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Could it have been the demon bike rider ?
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Placid river views are plentiful along the rest of the project for walkers or bike riders as well.
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The boys were a pretty fast bunch of bike riders .
horse
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Cyclists and horse riders are keen to progress with the scheme but there has been some opposition from one particular village.
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So have horse riders and the California Legislature, which is on the riders' side.
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Although writing on behalf of cycling interests, these do coincide to an extent with the interests of walkers and horse riders .
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He plans to enter the arena as a cutting horse rider .
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These included dualling the road, creating a network of underpasses for horse riders , and safety provisions.
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The railway now gone, the trail is open to walkers as well as horse riders and cyclists.
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She also sang with Lothian Gaelic Choir and coached disabled horse riders .
■ VERB
add
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During the Hayes administration, southerners had failed in their attempt to accomplish repeal by adding riders to appropriation bills.
throw
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The donkey threw its rider to the ground in a dozen different, hilarious ways.
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He would not try the flight, and he threw his rider .
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Ahead, her father's horse had pecked slightly on landing, throwing his rider up his neck.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The rider states that paragraph 27 applies only to foreign imports.
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The rider wasn't badly hurt, but his bicycle was all smashed- up.
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The leading rider in this year's motorcycle championship is Wayne Rainey.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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During their seven-day marathon, the riders will call at nature reserves, country parks and sites where wildlife is under threat.
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Hours later, the horse came back without a rider , its flanks bloodied.
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Many indeed will choose to remain free riders, benefiting from services and entitlements to which they contribute little, if anything.
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One by one, other horses and riders followed.
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Ralph Castaneda, a West exercise rider and friend of the owners, recommended his boss.
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What might have happened if the rider and horse hadn't arrived, mercifully she never discovered.
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While a bill modeled on these lines stands a good chance of passage, partisan riders could kill it.