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enrich life
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4.21 |
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It enriches your life. |
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enrich uranium
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3.62 |
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It enriches uranium at a plant in Paducah, Kentucky. |
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enrich soil
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1.65 |
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The flood waters enrich the soil. |
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enrich culture
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0.72 |
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Yet it happens, enriching the culture. |
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enrich community
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0.59 |
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The fact that we have members who stand proudly and gay enriches our community. |
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enrich family
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0.59 |
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Opponents of the former leader allege he used his position to enrich his family. |
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enrich experience
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0.53 |
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In each section Fernbank has added information to enrich the experience. |
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enrich few
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0.39 |
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It steals from the many to enrich the few. |
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enrich understanding
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0.39 |
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It enriches historical understanding as it fattens your wallet. |
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enrich country
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0.33 |
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Historically, immigrants have enriched our country. |
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enrich executive
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0.33 |
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The scheme deceived investors but enriched executives who sold stock at high prices. |
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enrich lawyer
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0.33 |
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Lawyers become enriched from divorce. |
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enrich shareholder
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0.33 |
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Caterpillar can afford to enrich shareholders, analysts said. |
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enrich vocabulary
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0.33 |
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How can I enrich my vocabulary? |
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enrich company
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0.26 |
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Why, they say, should the public pay for things that are going to enrich private companies? |
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enrich film
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0.26 |
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These small, meticulous touches enrich the film immensely. |
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enrich insider
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0.26 |
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As in most other former Soviet republics, privatization sales of state property in Armenia are widely believed to have been rigged to enrich a few insiders. |
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enrich language
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0.26 |
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Then, composers like Weill, Hindemith and Ervin Schulhoff sought to enrich classical language with inflections of jazz. |
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enrich material
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0.26 |
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USEC enriches the material at two plants, one in Paducah, Kentucky and the other in Portsmouth, Ohio. |
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enrich people
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0.26 |
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It is the first park to allow tourists to get near them, for a price that enriched local people. |