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COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
Christmas Eve
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We spent Christmas Eve cooking and getting ready for Christmas Day.
Eve's pudding
New Year's Eve
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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election
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Considered a must-win state, with its vital 21 electoral votes, it was too close to call on election eve .
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About the only occasion on which a question was put to Kinnock about foreign policy was on the election eve Spitting Image.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Christmas Eve
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New Year's Eve
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Back in 1988 he had the nerve to raise interest rates on the eve of the Republican convention.
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Found hanging.Another student dies on the eve of term.
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He wrings his hands like a fly and clinches his eves at the awful sound of that squeaking.
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However, on the eve of the referendum, the majority of priests preached against abortion.
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Neighbours were evacuated as smoke billowed from the semi-detached bungalow in Didcot, Oxon, late on Christmas eve .
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Now, on the eve of the formation of the congress, is a good time to clear up any misapprehensions.