| prevent rejection | 3.88 | One top pick is Fujisawa, which has a drug to prevent organ rejection. | ||
| follow rejection | 1.05 | Lloyds refused immediate comment on its plans following the rejection. | ||
| reconsider rejection | 1.05 | In light of the South Western deal, Scottish Power Friday called on Manweb to reconsider its rejection of the offer. | ||
| reiterate rejection | 0.92 | The players reiterated their rejection of such caps. | ||
| appeal rejection | 0.79 | At least five of them are appealing the rejections. | ||
| face rejection | 0.79 | Facing potential rejection of the treaty, Clinton hoped for postponement of a vote. | ||
| take rejection | 0.79 | An actor takes so much rejection. | ||
| urge rejection | 0.72 | Panel urges rejection of merger. | ||
| announce rejection | 0.66 | The rejection was announced by Interior Minister Ehud Barak. | ||
| fear rejection | 0.66 | I hate to admit this, but I fear rejection. | ||
| protest rejection | 0.59 | Others protested the rejection of Austrian bids. | ||
| risk rejection | 0.59 | Now, one need never risk rejection where feelings are concerned. | ||
| accept rejection | 0.46 | And prepare to accept rejection. | ||
| recommend rejection | 0.46 | Both committees had recommended rejection of earlier drafts. | ||
| involve rejection | 0.39 | Successful job hunting takes time and will involve some rejections. | ||
| mean rejection | 0.39 | Bankruptcy meant automatic rejection. | ||
| reaffirm rejection | 0.39 | Finance Minister Guenter Rexrodt reaffirmed German rejection of the Helms-Burton law. | ||
| base rejection | 0.33 | The rejection was not based on race, administrators said, but on gender. | ||
| criticize rejection | 0.33 | European leaders have criticized his rejection of the Kyoto treaty in March. | ||
| explain rejection | 0.33 | Further research may explain the rejection, he said. |