noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
asylum seeker
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The government halted its policy of returning Zimbabwean asylum seekers to their homeland.
job seeker
pleasure seeker
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
bogus
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Mr. Winnick Is the Home Secretary aware that the argument is not about bogus asylum seekers ?
genuine
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Those claimants undermine the claims of genuine asylum seekers , and no one would wish to defend them.
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While so many documentary-makers seem chiefly eager to exhibit their punditry, he appeared as a genuine seeker after knowledge.
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We will introduce improved welfare and legal rights for genuine asylum seekers and establish substantive rights of appeal.
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I do not believe that the genuine asylum seeker will be treated fairly.
■ NOUN
asylum
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They should have done more for asylum seekers .
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The difficulties are most acute for those associations specialising in short-term accommodation and for those finding housing for refugees and asylum seekers .
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Those claimants undermine the claims of genuine asylum seekers , and no one would wish to defend them.
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We will introduce improved welfare and legal rights for genuine asylum seekers and establish substantive rights of appeal.
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Up to last November 70,215 asylum seekers had entered Britain.
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That is a key part in the identification process of an asylum seeker applying for income support.
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Research suggested that 2,000 children of asylum seekers were without school places.
job
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What advice would the Secretary of State offer that young lady, apart from consulting the job seekers charter?
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What Mr Saez, and hundreds of other job seekers discovered, was that the supply of economics jobs is shrinking.
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Assistance with child care costs was also important for 79 percent of job seekers with children in day care.
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A job seeker used that tactic when he made a call to Miller recently.
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Miller was on the phone right away and offered to meet with the job seeker personally later in the week.
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That makes her wonder if the job seeker pays attention to detail.
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Take the real-life example of a job seeker whose ex-boss blackballed him.
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The growing reach of the Internet is requiring job seekers to learn yet another set of computer skills.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As the 1960s ended and the wave of neo-oriental spirituality began to decline, the seekers began to look elsewhere.
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Fatigue and the rigors of the climate decimated most of the seekers.
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His crackdown on asylum seekers and his humiliating voucher system are reprehensible.
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Other career seekers are more interested in venturing into uncharted waters.
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The new system will not affect asylum seekers who are already living in the capital and the southeast.
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We will introduce improved welfare and legal rights for genuine asylum seekers and establish substantive rights of appeal.