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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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racing
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The move would not interfere with greyhound racing and would leave the old Plough Lane football ground available for redevelopment.
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First division football is on offer at Aston Villa and rugby, speedway and greyhound racing are also regularly staged.
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Yesterday, it became apparent that those involved in greyhound racing feared that it would have a detrimental effect on their business.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
car/bike/greyhound etc racing
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As a boy you were so butch it hurt. Bike racing champ, marble wizard.
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Home of County cricket, League football and a greyhound racing stadium.
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Mosley's vision of cars and car racing in the next century would matter in this ecology-conscious age worried by recession.
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Sporting events such as car racing give me a headache.
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Stock car racing , they say, is family-oriented.
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Stock car racing , though, is old-fashioned.
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The move would not interfere with greyhound racing and would leave the old Plough Lane football ground available for redevelopment.
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They may beat us at cricket and bike racing , but we are better on crags!
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A greyhound cocked his leg against the table and was promptly shooed away.
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Fed-up with watching greyhounds chase a stuffed rabbit?
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Guccione said the number has declined over the years partly because the number of greyhounds being bred each year is falling.
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He has filled the lanes on the fast break with Kevin Garnett in what looks like a greyhound race.
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It is a little-known fact that Laura owned a greyhound at the age of eleven.
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Mine were always the breed of Norfolk lurcher, a cross between a Smithfield and a greyhound .
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The move would not interfere with greyhound racing and would leave the old Plough Lane football ground available for redevelopment.