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work bring
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6.39 |
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New York must work to bring down its Medicaid costs. |
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use bring
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4.41 |
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It reportedly was used to bring drugs into the United States. |
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do bring
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3.16 |
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What can I do to bring it back? |
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forecast bring
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2.37 |
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Another disturbance was forecast to bring rain to much of Texas. |
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be bring
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1.58 |
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The cause was pneumonia brought on by heart disease, his family said. |
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walk bring
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1.05 |
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Bell walked to bring up Edgardo Alfonzo. |
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can bring
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0.86 |
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You try to hook onto anything that you can to bring about a win. |
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fight bring
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0.86 |
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For years, Tan fought to bring all polluting activities under control. |
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act bring
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0.79 |
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Activists around the world are acting to bring it back. |
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exist bring
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0.66 |
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Here no plans exist to bring water, let alone sewer service. |
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negotiate bring
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0.66 |
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Ary negotiated to bring the Mercury capsule to the Cosmosphere. |
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predict bring
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0.66 |
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Tourism is predicted to bring in one billion dollars in revenue. |
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rush bring
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0.66 |
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A man rushed to bring him water. |
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say bring
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0.59 |
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She was smiling and what she said almost brought him up from the bed, his fists flailing. |
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single bring
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0.59 |
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He singled to bring home a sprinting Vaughn. |
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back bring
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0.53 |
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And to bring him all the way back to his humble racing beginnings? |
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battle bring
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0.53 |
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Firemen on board boats battled to bring the blaze under control. |
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campaign bring
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0.53 |
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Mexican government campaigns to bring tourists to Acapulco. |
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combine bring
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0.53 |
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Three automotive trends have combined to bring this about. |
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arrive bring
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0.39 |
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Trucks arrive bringing wood. |