noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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early
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About 300 voters determine horse of the year, and that outcome will be announced in early February .
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Mr Daniel, 49 years old, will begin in early February and will succeed Timothy Yates.
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He too was beaten up before being transferred somewhere else in early February .
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In early February , 13, 000 copies were stolen over a period of three weeks.
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Daniel will move into the new job in early February , as Yates stays to help with the transition.
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Sherrod has been held at the Lake jail since early February .
late
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Microsoft will respond in turn by the end of the month, and oral arguments will be heard in late February .
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John Calipari kept Massachusetts unbeaten into late February .
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I first set foot on Bikini in late February 1997 with a group of more than 80 Bikinians.
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Bill Noyes witnessed a sapper at-tack in late February against the perimeter held by his mechanized unit.
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Final profit figures are expected to be published in late February .
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Officials at the Texas Employment Commission say they have enough money in the pipeline to last through mid-to late February .
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By late February the study had been completed and a tentative plan worked out.
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delivery
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Unleaded gasoline for February delivery fell 1. 83 cents to 58. 65 cents a gallon.
issue
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Also in the February issue , readers have the chance to win a makeover with the new Molton Brown Colour makeup range.
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The February issue is easily its best in years.
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Read the February issue of eve to find out, and discuss whether serial killers are born that way below.
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This is based on an essay in the January / February issue of Foreign Affairs.
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See the February issue for Doron's story and the truth about buying babies.
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In 1882 a reaction against Muybridgitis appeared in the February issue of the Gazette des Beaux-Arts.
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Read more in the February issue of eve on sale now or click reply below to join in the discussion.
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The February issue of eve took eight stories from the papers and tested whether they were fit to be published.
■ VERB
begin
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The group, which began its uprising in February 1996, has links with other revolutionary groups.
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Mr Daniel, 49 years old, will begin in early February and will succeed Timothy Yates.
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Design work began in February , with heavy construction getting under way later this year.
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MarcelIa began attending Hunter in February 1989 and was quickly tapped for the Honors Program.
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The column series began on February 13, 1950.
die
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Although Neel died last February , many of his associates, including authors of classic anthropology texts, are still alive.
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Mayer himself had died in February , at thirty-nine, the victim of a virulent infection.
fall
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Alan Travis adds: Official asylum figures for February fell to 5,520, the lowest monthly total for nearly two years.
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Unleaded gasoline for February delivery fell 1. 83 cents to 58. 65 cents a gallon.
publish
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The first issue of the journal was published in February 1999 and subsequent issues will be published bimonthly thereafter.
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Statistics for 1995 will be published in February , and Dallas-based Southwest hopes to rank highly once again.
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Final profit figures are expected to be published in late February .
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The Weekly will publish a complete program February 20.
rise
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The March contract, which replaces the February contract today, rose 50 cents to close at Dollars 26.06.
run
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The exhibit runs through February 9.
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The free event, at 1: 30 and 3 p.m. every Thursday, runs through February 8.
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The show, which opens today, runs through February 15.
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The exhibit runs through February 16 at the center, south of the pedestrian underpass on Speedway, east of Park Avenue.
write
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At the time of writing , in February 1962, a number of requests for entry were under negotiation.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Eric's new job starts on February 4.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But after February , which got off to a rousing start this weekend, the playoffs may be mathematically impossible.
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He was seized on January 17, and by February 6 was in Moscow as a prisoner of war.
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In February 1994, the investigation was broadened to other Symington business deals.
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In February 1995, the funds were selling at 11 percent discounts to their NAVs.
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Jim Ross was on the scene very late in the day, arriving in February 1970.
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Kyle was suspended with pay in February as part of the VitaPro contract investigation.
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Since February , the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond has risen to nearly 7 percent from less than 6 percent.
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The progressive February 1999 National Working People's convention resolutions were all but forgotten.