31.   Alternatively, the commission would have more freedom to delegate bigger cases that affect only one country to individual national regulators.

32.   Although Civil War soldiers had the freedom to write uncensored letters, they were sometimes constrained by, among other things, a lack of paper.

33.   Americans have the freedom not to salute the flag, American Legion state Director Robert Reinhardt said.

34.   Americans of Irish, German, Vietnamese, or Puerto Rican extraction have equal freedom to label themselves as they see fit.

35.   Although they get no special financial aid, Echols Scholars live together as freshmen and have the freedom to take whatever courses they want during their four years.

36.   Among those options, U.S. banks will have greater freedom to acquire securities firms.

37.   And every adult should have the freedom to go to college and learn new work skills so they can get better jobs.

38.   And there is no doubt that as citizens, we have extraordinary freedom to move about.

39.   And once people are comfortable with the new strategy, experts say having a little freedom in their dress can make employees feel happier and even more productive.

40.   And when you have freedom, it gives you many things.

v. + freedom >>共 405
have 10.74%
restrict 5.15%
guarantee 3.38%
demand 3.29%
win 3.18%
give 2.98%
limit 2.95%
enjoy 2.81%
allow 2.72%
protect 2.32%
have + n. >>共 1145
chance 2.31%
problem 2.14%
trouble 1.82%
right 1.67%
plan 1.46%
idea 1.28%
lot 1.20%
time 1.09%
child 1.04%
power 1.04%
freedom 0.11%
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