verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
circulate freely
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If your muscles are tense, blood cannot circulate freely .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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around
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These, together with a list of queries and references needed, were circulated around the team for comments and suggestions.
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Pictures of the dead men had been circulated around the jury.
freely
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A buffet meal is much easier and more sociable, enabling you to circulate freely .
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Place them so that air can freely circulate around the back.
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Other cell types - leucocytes and blood platelets - spend much of their time circulating freely and thus showing no adhesive interactions.
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Avoid very sweaty armpits because sweat quickly decomposes in areas where air does not circulate freely .
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Boards should be positioned in storage so that air can circulate freely around both main faces.
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The principle is to support the crop above the ground and to allow the air to circulate freely through it.
widely
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Nevertheless their Bible was widely circulated not only among the middle classes but among the nobility.
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The daily broadsheet circulates widely in the Arab world and among Arabs living in the West.
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The consultative paper was widely circulated and was received with mixed feelings.
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The examination timetable has been widely circulated but if any one wishes a copy please telephone your request to the examinations department.
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Both were widely circulated and well received.
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By the end of the month it had been codified into a document which was widely circulated for study among work groups.
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International speakers regularly contribute and the papers presented are widely circulated .
■ NOUN
air
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Ventilation: ample room between inner and flysheet for air to circulate , especially when doors at either end are open.
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The exit-doors were open to allow the air to circulate .
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When heat styling, use a vent brush which allows hot air to circulate through the brush, spreading the heat evenly.
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Place them so that air can freely circulate around the back.
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Avoid very sweaty armpits because sweat quickly decomposes in areas where air does not circulate freely.
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Boards should be positioned in storage so that air can circulate freely around both main faces.
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Ventilation: because the fly sits on top of the inner there's little space for air to circulate in this area.
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Diogenes backed up his theory of the importance of air circulating through the body with some primitive human anatomy.
area
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Ventilation: because the fly sits on top of the inner there's little space for air to circulate in this area .
blood
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Just as the blood is circulated through our physical body, so energy flows through and between the subtle bodies.
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The streets were like veins, he thought, and the people were the blood , circulating everywhere.
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After death, a machine called a ventilator keeps the blood circulating until the organs are removed.
body
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Compressed air oscillates the ventricles, circulating blood around the body .
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From these sites the activated lymphocytes circulate through the body .
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Because the drugs circulate around your body through your bloodstream, they affect all your cells.
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Just as the blood is circulated through our physical body , so energy flows through and between the subtle bodies.
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Women usually have a small amount of the male hormone testosterone circulating in their bodies .
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Diogenes backed up his theory of the importance of air circulating through the body with some primitive human anatomy.
copy
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The California company has been circulating early development copies since last September and adding features and functions.
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Count Tolstoy provided much of the information for the pamphlet at issue, of which Mr Watts circulated 10,000 copies .
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Ipswich abolitionists in 1828 circulated bound copies of the Reporter.
document
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He had circulated a document which professed to trace his descent, through his father, from the Prophet.
letter
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He referred to the new written policy and circulated four letters from parents objecting to the proposed closure.
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It is normally circulated under covering letter and will incorporate a confidentiality agreement.
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We circulated a letter to various individuals in the field asking if they had any unpublished records we might need.
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It tells readers to circulate the letter widely.
list
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Sometimes the police will circulate a list with details of people who are fraudulently using hotels in the area.
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Often they circulate these lists to local conservation and amenity groups, residents' associations and subscribers.
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Credit offers are circulated from purchasable mailing lists just like any other commodity.
member
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The main points for debate could then be circulated to panel members and the course team before the event.
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The Bulletin is circulated to four thousand members of the academic, business and government policy communities worldwide.
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Council approved a five-year Corporate Plan for the Institute, and this was circulated to members .
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A highly-sensitive questionnaire has been circulated to almost all members of the southern defence forces.
paper
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The Home Secretary accordingly circulated a further paper on 28 July.
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Members unable to attend are circulated with the research papers on request.
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At the end of March, I circulated a paper which enthusiastically backed electrification.
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He circulated a paper with background details on the family and a photograph of Densen and Netsai Mafinyani and their two boys.
petition
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Six days to circulate a petition around the scattered islands.
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We are now circulating petitions calling for a federal law to ban handguns.
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Supporters are circulating a petition to force the committee to report the bill to the floor.
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They donned black armbands mourning the cattails and circulated petitions to have the offending drainage pipe removed.
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He and buddy Chuck Bauman have been circulating petitions for months asking voters to repeal property taxes.
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Reform Party supporters then circulated new petitions and filed them with Taft last month.
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Do teachers have the right to circulate controversial petitions on school premises?
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The group expects to reach that threshold after circulating petitions at Earth Day events this weekend.
report
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When reports began circulating that up to 200 miners had been trapped, officials claimed that there were no casualties.
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As news about the archdiocesan report began to circulate , the pressure increased on Ray McGovern to abandon his protest.
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Documents from the report have begun to circulate on the island.
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At issue in the case was an inaccurate Dun &038; Bradstreet credit report that had been circulated to five subscribers.
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Four reports were published, backed up by a series of duplicated reports which were circulated to interested parties.
rumors
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Later, hundreds of others would line up behind us. Rumors of all kinds circulated .
rumours
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Not long afterwards, ugly rumours began to circulate .
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But this activity was less influential than the rumours which began to circulate about the New Poor Law.
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Finally, may I dispel a couple of nonsensical rumours that are currently circulating .
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This confirmed rumours which had been circulating in previous months.
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Then, in the early spring of 1944, strong rumours began to circulate that big changes were coming to Bourn.
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Alleged finds, discoveries and rumours have been circulating wildly ... but how much is fact and how much is hearsay?
story
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It was about now that an ugly story began to circulate , originating with the manor's servants.
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In one apocryphal story that circulated on trading floors years ago, Black once tried to execute several trades using his model.
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There were also stories circulating that he had been the beneficiary of Marian apparitions.
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In fact, I sensed something missing in the stories that circulated .
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The chroniclers entered the world of witches and spirits and handed on the sort of stories that circulated .
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How the stories circulated on every campus!
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Strange stories began to circulate about Morrissey's new residence.
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Three stories were quick to circulate , embellished at will with as much creativity as news releases from the Government Information Office.
■ VERB
allow
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The exit-doors were open to allow the air to circulate .
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Make sure the pans are in the center of the rack to allow heat to circulate around them.
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When heat styling, use a vent brush which allows hot air to circulate through the brush, spreading the heat evenly.
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The principle is to support the crop above the ground and to allow the air to circulate freely through it.
begin
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As a consequence, the goldsmiths' receipts began to circulate as generally acceptable means of payment.
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As news about the archdiocesan report began to circulate , the pressure increased on Ray McGovern to abandon his protest.
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It was about now that an ugly story began to circulate , originating with the manor's servants.
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Not long afterwards, ugly rumours began to circulate .
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That's the rumour which will begin to circulate: a poisoner as well as a sodomite.
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Strange stories began to circulate about Morrissey's new residence.
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Rumours began to circulate that Banzai had been conquered.
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When reports began circulating that up to 200 miners had been trapped, officials claimed that there were no casualties.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A list of well-known fraudsters was circulated to all local police chiefs.
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Blood circulates around the body.
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Greenman circulated a petition for the city to install a traffic light last summer.
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Rumors are circulating that the mayor's health is getting worse.
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Rumors began circulating that she was seriously ill.
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Sneed had circulated a letter round the department explaining the new pay cuts.
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The letter was circulated among news organizations nationwide.
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The organization's intranet system allows information to circulate rapidly.
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The propaganda Leary circulated soon attracted a great deal of publicity.
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The results of the survey were widely circulated.
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The vents circulate heat back into the room.
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While Shelley was still at school, he circulated a pamphlet attacking religion.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A monthly bulletin is prepared and circulated to each section.
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Finally, may I dispel a couple of nonsensical rumours that are currently circulating.
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I have circulated the request to the various Regional Council service departments asking them to respond not later than 18 December 1992.
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One rumour circulating recently was that the vast majority of the 250 job losses would be from Barlaston.
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The air, thus refreshed, rises to the top of the nest and then circulates back down other passageways.
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The real product is the body of ideas that circulate from the vision.
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They circulated to the officials working on post-war plans a paper designed to refute the Section's approach.