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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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different
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Some rumours, he says, have survived for centuries, merely by mutating and reappearing in a different guise .
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In particular, the question of whether the largest groups, known as keiretsu, are merely pre-war zaibatsu in a different guise .
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The same issues arise in different guises in industrial relations and management generally.
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The first theme was, in different guises , consistently the main topic of debate for professionals.
new
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But the approach itself is never questioned, so the abuses simply resurface later in a new guise .
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Suddenly she saw him in a new guise .
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Why did the designer of the west pediment choose for subject the Thessalian Centauromachy in its new Athenian guise ?
various
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And there have always been, throughout history, studies of language in context, under various guises .
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The Conservative Party, in various guises , was in government for eighteen out of a possible twenty-one years.
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The destruction comes in various guises .
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This supposed new face had been to Britain several times since the war under various guises .
■ VERB
appear
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Like symbiotic grubs they lay twisted together in a ball, until Mangar-Kunjer-Kunja appeared in the guise of a lizard.
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He may also appear in the guise of a small grey water-horse or a lamb, always with an unusually long tail.
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Third, price discrimination may appear in the guise of loyalty bonuses, rebates, and discounts.
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Lilith appears in the guise of a seductive temptress to lure men to their peril.
come
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Joanne Tearle finds that the blue chip loan comes in many guises and choosing one may be your greatest problem.
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The backlash against women who value their careers comes in numerous guises .
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Maize comes in many guises , including cornflour, cornflakes, corn oil, corn syrup, sweetcorn, corn-on-the-cob and popcorn.
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Though Centralism comes in many guises and applications, the basic notions that fuel it are remarkably consistent-as are the results.
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The destruction comes in various guises .
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Third, a number of nationalist measures are coming in under the guise of renewal.
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Repair tapes come in several guises .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the approach itself is never questioned, so the abuses simply resurface later in a new guise .
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For the rest he has persisted in wearing the guise of a vassal before his overlord.
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Gods whose ways co-existed with farming and nature now functioned all the better in the guise of saints.
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He may also appear in the guise of a small grey water-horse or a lamb, always with an unusually long tail.
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Joanne Tearle finds that the blue chip loan comes in many guises and choosing one may be your greatest problem.
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Quietly, under the guise of equipment problems, he tried four weeks, then five.
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Some rumours, he says, have survived for centuries, merely by mutating and reappearing in a different guise .