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signify beginning
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0.66 |
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But does it signify the beginning of a great friendship? |
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signify end
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0.66 |
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UNTIL structure which signifies its end. |
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signify change
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0.39 |
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This could signify the change Skinner is talking about. |
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signify love
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0.33 |
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He gave her a diamond ring to signify his love. |
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signify start
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0.33 |
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A horn will then be sounded to signify the start of the race. |
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signify authority
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0.26 |
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Nothing signifies authority in most societies more than a crown or headdress. |
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signify birth
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0.26 |
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When she told Nye what she had seen, he was exultant, saying the behavior signified a birth. |
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signify commitment
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0.26 |
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Students and teachers slipped on the robe of the cleric to signify commitment to learning. |
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signify death
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0.26 |
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It keeps the tension going until the Tsarevich breaks the egg and thus signifies the death of Kostchei. |
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signify ownership
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0.26 |
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Sex still signifies ownership to us. |
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signify shift
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0.26 |
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It signifies a shift in mentality. |
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signify unity
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0.26 |
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Red and white together is another popular choice, signifying unity. |