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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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child
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Ministers have recently addressed the issues of child prostitution and trafficking.
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They focused popular discontent over the double-standard and the complicity of aristocratic men in child prostitution .
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The road will bring inevitable problems such as child prostitution .
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Interest in runaways, street children and child prostitution has heightened during the 1980s.
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The House approved the creation of a special panel to find ways to tackle child prostitution and forced adult prostitution.
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involve
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Yorris's youth organisation is involved in gambling, prostitution and protection rackets.
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The Bennis case was the first civil forfeiture case on record involving prostitution in Wayne County, where Detroit is located.
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Once involved in prostitution , they often find it hard to give up.
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San Francisco police have said they suspect some Hip Sing members were involved in gambling and prostitution .
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I would like to hear from women who are now or who have been involved in prostitution .
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Parents allow children to be involved in prostitution because they bring in money.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Criminal gangs control all the drugs, gambling and prostitution in the city.
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Most of these girls give up prostitution when they're about 30 and settle down and marry.
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Women can become so desperate for money that they turn to prostitution .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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It was a deliberate lie on the part of regulationists to accuse repealers of having no desire to rescue women from prostitution .
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Naively, Smith asked how many had turned to prostitution for lack of money?
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The girls seemed to be destined for prostitution .
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The House approved the creation of a special panel to find ways to tackle child prostitution and forced adult prostitution.
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There can be no doubt of the symbolic importance of prostitution to the Victorians.
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To the Romans prostitution was a trade.
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Two of them, mantua-making and millinery, he explicitly linked with prostitution .