noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
complete
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It was admitted that there were problems in getting both husband and wife to sit down together to complete the necessary paperwork .
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Walavalkar said Enron told the government it wanted to complete the paperwork for reviving the project by Feb. 15.
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I must emphasise that I was not asked to determine the capacity to give consent, but simply to complete the paperwork .
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He completed his paperwork just before dawn on November 6, 1969.
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Good humouredly, the group completed the paperwork .
do
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Stayed late to do a bit of paperwork , but not much because I generally try to do it between patients.
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I always wanted to do paperwork and have meetings and have an assistant and give her instructions about things I needed done.
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The rest of the jobs are done by crew members who help cook, clean, run the library and do paperwork .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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I've been buried in paperwork all week.
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The car dealer will fill out all of the necessary paperwork on the car.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Bureaucrats simply do not understand why others do not share their passion for paperwork .
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I did all my paperwork at night.
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Other problems included a forest of controls and paperwork for business.
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She coldly responded that that level of donation was not worth the paperwork , and I need not bother.
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The business of claiming from a company is becoming wrapped up in more and more paperwork and bureaucracy.
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The rest of the jobs are done by crew members who help cook, clean, run the library and do paperwork .
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They face a mountain of paperwork designed for the main parties.
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Work-inhibited students display poor penmanship and generally turn in sloppy-looking and disorganized paperwork . 18.