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undo damage
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4.08 |
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No apologies can undo the damage. |
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undo come
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1.18 |
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Her mother had come undone. |
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undo work
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0.92 |
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But violent tremors soon undid her work. |
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undo button
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0.72 |
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She undid the buttons of her blouse. |
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undo change
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0.53 |
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That meant, if you messed something up, it was easy to undo your changes. |
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undo progress
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0.53 |
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This initiative will not undo that progress. |
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undo effect
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0.46 |
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I look up and smile at her, to undo the effect of my sigh. |
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undo effort
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0.46 |
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It flowed in turns with each team undoing individual efforts. |
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undo year
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0.39 |
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Plus, Democrats are trying to undo years of neglect. |
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undo deal
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0.33 |
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If that happens, Koppel could sue to undo the deal. |
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undo decision
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0.33 |
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There were moves in Congress to undo the decisions. |
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undo mistake
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0.33 |
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A second plan undoes these mistakes. |
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undo rule
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0.33 |
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President-elect Bush could undo the rules by issuing a new regulation. |
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undo tie
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0.33 |
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Pippen put on his best suit, then he undid his tie and walked away. |
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undo past
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0.26 |
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They surely cannot undo the past. |
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undo plan
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0.26 |
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President Clinton has threatened to veto any GOP crime bill that undoes that plan. |
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undo strap
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0.26 |
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He undid the strap and lifted the lid. |
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undo zip
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0.26 |
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I undo the zip on my jeans. |