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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The city began its life as a remote border outpost .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Assembly of the global outpost is scheduled to begin in late 1997.
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But the evasion is not completely successful, for the authorities have semantic outposts in other words as well.
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Clearly the tiny outpost was awaiting demolition, but maybe that wouldn't come for many years.
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Example 1 Stockport District Health Authority has developed a locality model of purchasing with extended outposts in localities.
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Riney had the hard job of luring quality talent to the backwaters outpost of a respected agency.
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The exactitude of this association gave the outpost a familiarity and calmed her even more.
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This shop is surely an outpost of hell, with its oppressive heat and dense clouds of smoke.
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Today, the practice lives on in such modern outposts as Girlfriends Coffeehouse.