verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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back
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League clubs yesterday gave their general approval to reverting back to a two-division competition.
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Also, any changes the company has made in physicians' working conditions would revert back to practices before the election.
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The Association has agreed to revert back to Management. 5.
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Each time you relax, revert back to your own stance and feel the benefit of the comparison.
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Middlesbrough race tomorrow night for the final week before reverting back to their usual Wednesday evening slot.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Bokassa was deposed by former President Dacko in September 1979, the country reverting to the status of republic.
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He may revert to an attendance allowance by further written notice.
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Leopold convinced the University to let the Curtis farm revert to prairie again.
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The pressure to revert to maximising leverage ratios and suppress local authority and community-led development would be intense.
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The simple solution is to revert to the multiple-dig method, since the next burrow may well not present the same problem.
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We are reverting to the existing practice.
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When all 15 Medway seats are removed next April, Kent will revert to its historic state of being Tory.