adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
available
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Advice needs to be locally available .
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A directory of staff development resources that would be locally available to teachers is planned.
based
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Papers relied increasingly on locally based stringers and news agencies.
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Day care should be viewed as only part of a strategy and should link in with other locally based resources.
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Successful bids by management-employee teams would also help to meet the competition objective by establishing independent, locally based companies.
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Employment Training is a locally based programme that first helps you select people with the aptitude and commitment you're looking for.
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However, even this view of relatively autonomous, locally based development shares some of the same themes as those identified above.
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They would be available to share expertise, offer advice and provide an informed focus for locally based educational advance.
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Thriving small settlements must have an active and mostly locally based economy.
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This was a proposal for a loose federation of locally based groups.
elected
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They demanded new schools, supported by local taxes and managed by locally elected bodies.
produced
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The group of the population which was most at risk was young children drinking locally produced milk.
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Overvalued currencies kept the price of imported goods low, crowding out locally produced goods.
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The cheeseboard offers a good selection of locally produced cheeses such as applewood smoked cheese and the wonderfully named Cornish Yarg.
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There is an art gallery in the foyer which hosts regular touring and locally produced exhibitions.
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Teenagers under the influence of the locally produced khat narcotic plant were said to be responsible for much of the artillery fire.
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Many US-owned maquilas claim to be in the market for locally produced materials and components, backward linkages.
■ VERB
know
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Standing in the fields in the centre of the island were two tall stone menhirs, known locally as Jean and Jeanne.
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It has bee modernised with a powerful automatic fog-horn known locally as Moaning Minnie.
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Large areas of island are covered with thick deposits of black volcanic ash, known locally as picon.
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She is also well known locally for the soft toys she makes for various charities.
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It is known locally as a popular place for children to play.
live
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The man, who lives locally , won't be identified.
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In under ten days her mother would be living locally .
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Anyone living locally who wishes to become involved with any of the current projects will be warmly welcomed.
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Many will live locally , it is predicted.
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The body of Edward Stone, 27, an experienced climber who lived locally , was found half way up the peak.
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I do not think we have enough police living locally .
make
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A small charge is made locally for the use of the showers.
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Local patients, investigators, and resources are known only to local people, and assessments must be made locally .
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These problems are national and should be addressed centrally but efforts could also be made locally .
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The twelve enamel plaques were made in Byzantium during the tenth century, but the roundels were made locally at Regensburg.
produce
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Prices of fish, eggs, chicken and other locally produced staples are low.
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Most towns had a plant or two to spin locally produced cocoons into thread.
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The conference included a two-day display of high-technology products produced locally .
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A lot of the materials, such as concrete aggregate, must be produced locally because shipping costs would be exorbitant.
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This locally produced album features simple arrangements of traditional and original Christmas songs.
use
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There were many types of chamber kiln including the Batchelor Kiln which was used locally .
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The viaduct was built by Thomas Brassey to a design by Lewis Cubbitt, using locally made bricks, in 1848-50.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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locally elected governments
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Microtech employs 1300 workers locally .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Also, locally organised, imaginative initiatives to introduce pupils to science and careers involving the application of science.
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Half board for second week is compulsory and payable locally .
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He's taking us from the airport to what is locally down as the Darth Vader Hotel.
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It is cruciform and aisleless, built of locally quarried ashlar stone.
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It made coping with locally severe unemployment difficult, since only the resources of the rate-paying parishioners could be drawn on.
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The limitations of what is available for you locally can also be part of this pain.
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The series is not yet shown in New Zealand, so Sorbo is a relative unknown locally .
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We've now got 150 members locally , with membership at 31,000 nationwide.