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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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income
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As this comment suggests, food is the major item to be paid for within the family's residual income .
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Next year parents whose residual income is below £11,500 will not be assessed for a contribution.
oil
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The hydrogen to carbon weight ratio of residual oil is approximately 1 to 9.
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Note that residual oil is approximately 1. 6 whereas coals vary around 0. 8.
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These reasons rest largely upon the intermediate nature of various properties of residual oil as compared to gas and coal.
sugar
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Its cherry and strawberry flavors give the impression of sweetness without a lick of residual sugar .
value
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They have always had a certain macho image and reasonable new prices have ensured that residual values are sensible.
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At the end of the lease term, the residual value of the asset will belong to the lessee.
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Depreciation is provided on all property, plant and equipment on a straight line basis, taking into account residual values .
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If the asset were owned, the residual value of the asset would belong to the business.
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These might include residual value insurance, up-grade options and so on.
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It has an expected useful life of ten years and the residual value is likely to be negligible.
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Betas, their reputation and residual values in ruins, just got thrown away instead.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Both sets of inquiries pointed to the existence of a degenerate underclass of the population which formed a residual pool of infection.
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My personal theory is that the reported goldfish deaths are due to residual effects of these F rays.
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The residual stress so created enables the bond to release the grains at predetermined stress levels.
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Those left with residual paralysis faced a range of ill effects, from the minor to the life-changing.