71.   The reading can therefore pay attention to or ignore this movement in the novel.

72.   A small movement, but nevertheless, a movement in the right direction.

73.   The peasants were taking things into their own hands through the anti movements in their settling of accounts.

74.   The successful arguments were drawn from more general movements in the political and social culture and so formed a part of intellectual as well as legal history.

75.   The labour movement in Britain had not paid much attention to the revolutionary propaganda of the Communists.

76.   The relatively puny Fascist and Communist movements in Britain gained attention because they were seen as projections of much more important European counterparts.

77.   The Spanish Frente Popular relied on Liberal and Socialist support in the Cortes and on toleration by the syndicalist unions and anarchist peasant movement in the country.

78.   He went from frozen stillness to liquid and menacing movement in the blink of an eye.

79.   Paige watched the movement in terrible fascination, watching the play of muscles in his tanned arms beneath the rolled-up sleeves of his shirt.

80.   He now has some movement in his arms and shoulder which Doctors say is encouraging.

n. + in >>共 1549
time 1.28%
change 0.94%
increase 0.82%
people 0.77%
role 0.77%
official 0.74%
place 0.73%
part 0.58%
life 0.51%
home 0.51%
movement 0.11%
movement + p. >>共 84
of 35.47%
in 23.36%
on 4.67%
for 4.34%
toward 3.25%
by 2.92%
to 2.59%
as 2.08%
with 2.01%
from 1.91%
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