81.   Sporadically, his sister or brother moved back in with his mother.

82.   Still, a year ago when Kimbrell had to move her in with him and take over her affairs, he was totally unprepared.

83.   Staubach was the central player for the Cowboys in a decade in which they moved to another level of excellence in the NFL.

84.   Still, Thoman has moved about in recent years.

85.   Talk of moving it in the past has sparked riots in Palestinian areas.

86.   Termo thought Goldstein seemed more together and, needing the money, he mentioned that maybe he should move back in with him.

87.   Thankfully, Krasnow does leave the rest of us a little room to move around in.

88.   That is contrary to recent anecdotal evidence of hordes of laid-off technology workers moving back in with their parents rather than buying their own homes.

89.   The campus would give homeless people an option, Shultz said, whose object is not to move homeless out, but move them in.

90.   The fisheries service, some representatives say, is forced to use its resources to fight legal battles rather than to move forward in setting rules for new fisheries.

v. + in >>共 995
live 3.94%
say 2.38%
remain 2.16%
be 1.95%
kill 1.91%
work 1.82%
base 1.78%
use 1.69%
die 1.53%
stay 1.52%
move 0.03%
move + p. >>共 107
with 41.06%
as 5.60%
from 4.82%
after 4.66%
in 3.86%
without 3.64%
toward 3.16%
for 2.88%
of 2.82%
like 2.62%
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