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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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key
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Miami, 83 and 70; Key West , 82 and 74.
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The airline began in 1927 flying mail between Key West , Fla., and Havana.
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There was not much discussion aboard Marine One on the flight back to Key West that afternoon.
old
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The lawless days of the Old West ?
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If there had been horses instead of Jeeps, it would have looked like an Old West town.
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The principle of copyright remains sound, but invoking it in cyberspace may be like invoking trespass laws in the Old West .
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The fast-draw street duel is only one of many myths that grew out of the Old West .
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Tombstone is loaded with Old West history.
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No Old West gallows like they still use in four states, including Delaware.
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They had them in the Old West .
upper
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Finally my father found her a new apartment in a project on the Upper West Side.
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He was for ever wandering off campus and into the streets of the Upper West Side.
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Without delay we sped by cab to his cooperative apartment on the Upper West Side.
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But my commute these days-just downtown from the Upper West Side-is so great that I hate to see it end.
wild
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Mickey is in love with the Wild West .
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Those years are what people mean when they talk about the Wild West .
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We are in a saloon-style house chock full of Wild West memorabilia.
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One of my other favorite games was playing outlaw, riding the range on the Wild West frontier.
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More Old South than Wild West .
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But through the news media, Arpaio has managed to recast the image of county jailer into that of Wild West sheriff.
■ NOUN
bank
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The policemen died at the Beitunia outpost, near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
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Initial estimates put turnout at more than 70 percent in Gaza, lower in the West Bank .
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Within the West Bank and Gaza, the cell has been deployed to punish suspected collaborators, or those suspected of corruption.
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The others, in Nablus, have kept Arab ways, language and dress of their neighbors on the West Bank .
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Over the weekend the army stepped up patrols across the West Bank and Gaza and placed armour at most road junctions.
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When it seals the borders, as it frequently does, even travel between the West Bank and Gaza becomes impossible.
end
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They were having a drink before a night out in the West End .
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This production flaunts a major advantage the National has over traditional West End theaters, with their proscenium stages.
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Television and the boulevard drama of the West End and Chichester were her haunts in the 1980s and 90s.
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We walk on through two small clusters of cottages, the East End and the West End.
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After Star Wars he appeared in just two West End plays.
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Audiences, despite the rejuvenation in the West End , are gradually growing older.
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On his travels in the West End for the turkey he ran into a woman and child in distress.
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But it was a mark of Gielgud's essential seriousness that he did not succumb to the shallowness of the West End .
midlands
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Walsall Hospitals trust in the West Midlands has the highest.
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A similar approach is needed when addressing the problems of car-dependent regions like the West Midlands .
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Department of Trade and Industry investigators have handed their files on the case to West Midlands police.
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And detectives arrested the farm labourer at dawn yesterday at his home in Solihull, West Midlands .
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We spotted the system in action in Birmingham, where it is being tested by the West Midlands force.
side
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While the hostages were being secured, two Chinook helicopters fought to keep the West Side Boys at bay.
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And the famous Twenty-fourth Ward on the West Side delivered itself 18, 300 to 1, 500.
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He was for ever wandering off campus and into the streets of the Upper West Side .
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The concerts were not held at the Apollo but at a West Side theater of similar age.
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In the early 1980s two major developments were planned for the unexploited airspaces of the West Side .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Beyond the glittering street was darkness, and beyond the darkness the West .
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Do we have any such teaching in the West ?
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Garnett comes swooping down from somewhere out of the West Maui Mountains to reject the shot.
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Meanwhile, the status of Mr Milosevic likely will become a test case for relations with the West .
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Ralph Castaneda, a West exercise rider and friend of the owners, recommended his boss.
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The attackers' car drove off in the direction of the West Bank town of Ramallah.
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The end of the Wall gives a powerful impetus for new security thinking, which the West would be foolish to ignore.
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What people wanted was food in the shops and a slice of the materialist cake they saw being gobbled in the West .