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racist in, against, for, to or towards?

  • Do nt be too racist in this blog.
  • I wonder who I'd racist against.
  • They're not racist for doing so.
  • Bobsu58 Seems racist to me, I know your code.
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"radical in" or "radical for"?

  • And it was radical in those days.
  • Or is that concept way too radical for you.
  • It's hardly the most radical of suggestions.
  • There is nothing radical about it.
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rampant in, among, with, on or throughout?

  • They're RAMPANT in Mitsumete Knight.
  • These types of stories were rampant among us.
  • Stress is rampant with my co-workers.
  • Corruption is rampant on all levels.
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"rare in" or "rare for"?

  • Deficiencies are rare in the U.
  • It is rare for a diner waitress.
  • Pandas are the rarest of bears.
  • Joe Moser is rare among veterans.
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"rational for" or "rational in"?

  • You're far too rational for that.
  • He is wholly rational in debate.
  • No one seems rational about it.
  • And for your knowledge d rational behind hajj pilgrimage is 1.
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"raw in", "raw for" or "raw with"?

  • The salmon was mostly raw in the center.
  • So it's still a bit raw with me.
  • His stories are too raw for me.
  • I would love to see a RAW from this thing.
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reachable by, from, on, in or through?

  • I'd reachable by email or at 613-.
  • If v is not reachable from s then let? (s, v) =?
  • All facilities are reachable on foot.
  • And not every person will be reachable in the same manner.
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"reactive to", "reactive rather" or "reactive in"?

  • Make AI players more reactive to shots.
  • There is no time to be reactive in driving cost out of the supply chain.
  • So often tweets are reactive rather than proactive.
  • Iron is very reactive with acids.
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ready for, to, in, at or by?

  • Ready for the Rest of her Life.
  • But they are not ready to that.
  • Lunch will be ready in a while.
  • I have a cab ready at the door.
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"real to", "real for" or "real in"?

  • It just didn't seem real to me.
  • This girl is not the real In Joo.
  • So let us get real for a change.
  • I asked her to be real with you.
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"realistic about" or "realistic in"?

  • Be realistic about your reality.
  • It was realistic in that sense.
  • Let's be realistic for a moment.
  • Be realistic with your timeframes.
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rearing of, as or on?

  • This year we also do contract rearing of goslings.
  • Many have lost their dog at a very early age due to inherited defects and poor rearing as a puppy.
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"reasonable for" or "reasonable in"?

  • Is it reasonable for the start.
  • Also relatively reasonable in price.
  • This sounded reasonable to him.
  • Be reasonable about advertising.
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"recent of" or "recent in"?

  • The most recent of them was Monday.
  • There is nothing recent in this phenomenon.
  • In the just recent past many people were all.
  • They go from more recent to less recent.
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receptive to, of, for, in or towards?

  • SHE has to be RECEPTIVE to him.
  • They are always receptive of our arrival in their street.
  • I only am receptive for the art that.
  • You have always been very receptive in the past.
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recognizable to, by, as, in or from?

  • Some might not be recognizable to the average person.
  • I will always be recognizable by my scar.
  • Abuja is recognizable as a city.
  • Steve is well recognizable in the middle.
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"red in", "red for" or "red with"?

  • He is not adored in sanctuaries.
  • Their faces were red with fury.
  • Those lights are red for a reason.
  • The ashes were red on the hearth.
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"redolent of" or "redolent with"?

  • His voice was redolent of thunder.
  • The air was redolent with fresh baking.
  • Then in Do You it's time at last for a soft flat cap, imbued with all the wistfulness for days gone by that's redolent in the song.
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reducible to, by, from or within?

  • It's not reducible to its parts.
  • After all, the Daleks have never been reducible from Doctor Who.
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redundant in, from, by, at or with?

  • I was redundant in my research.
  • This blog is redundant from that perspective.
  • PAC was made redundant by absuing.
  • Items become redundant at an alarming rate.
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reflective of, about, in or on?

  • It is reflective of the economy.
  • But look, I think we have to be critically reflective about this issue.
  • It's reflective in the means of communicating.
  • The slaughtering of normal townsfolk should be more reflective on a person.
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"regular in", "regular on" or "regular at"?

  • They are a regular in my house.
  • I will be a regular at this bar.
  • Amitabh is a regular on Twitter.
  • But he's not a regular for Spurs.
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related to, with, in, by or for?

  • All of these are related to MS.
  • Now lots of ideas are coming related with skin.
  • The storyline is very related in all sorts of level.
  • It is related by Abu Hurairah (R.
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"relaxed about" or "relaxed in"?

  • We were too relaxed about that.
  • But its relaxed in Dubai alone.
  • Get relaxed with touching people a lot.
  • I was stronger and more relaxed on my bike.
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"relent in" or "relent on"?

  • Let us not relent in our commitment.
  • The cops did not even relent on Mr.
  • The loans being repaid were relent to 199 groups in 1996/97.
  • If the nation turned from it's sin, God's word is clear that he would relent from it's destruction (Ezek.
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relentless in, with, on, about or as?

  • He?? s relentless in recruiting.
  • Mitch is relentless with his jokes.
  • Why u guys are so relentless on IPL.
  • You have to give them credit for being relentless about their points.
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relevant to, in, for, as or at?

  • Relevant to the target audience.
  • She is not only relevant in the ind.
  • I've been reading Relevant for a while.
  • The fact is irrelevant as between B and C.
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"reliable in" or "reliable for"?

  • He is very reliable in defense.
  • Reliable for the Jays all season.
  • It's surprisingly reliable as an indicator.
  • But ' heart ' is not reliable on it's own either.
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reliant on, upon or in?

  • It's a whole ecosystem reliant on the host.
  • Our government is too reliant upon it.
  • It is now reliant in domestic buyers to continue.
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religious in, of, as, about or to?

  • I'd not religious in the least.
  • I'd not the most religious of people, you see.
  • It was religious as well as political.
  • There's nothing religious about it.
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"reluctant to", "reluctant about" or "reluctant in"?

  • I find I am reluctant to post this.
  • So, we would not be reluctant in believing you.
  • They might be reluctant about it but most cave in.
  • Jack was suddenly reluctant for the conversation to end.
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"remaining in" or "remaining of"?

  • There are now 109 remaining in TIPF.
  • Remaining of an ancient irrigation wonder.
  • He declined! remaining on third.
  • We will refund the remaining to customer's account.
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"remarkable for", "remarkable about" or "remarkable in"?

  • Remarkable for its sugar content.
  • Pretty remarkable in my opinion.
  • What is so remarkable about Fr.
  • The most remarkable of these was Mr.
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reminiscent of or to?

  • Reminiscent of the Cursed Earth.
  • It is somewhat reminiscent to what originally happened with VAT.
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"remiss in" or "remiss of"?

  • Also, I would be remiss in not.
  • And it would be frankly remiss of her.
  • The article is remiss for not discussing this aspect.
  • I've been a bit remiss on the posts lately.
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remote from, in, for, to or of?

  • I am not remote from the issues.
  • We are remote in our understanding.
  • I won't need a remote for that.
  • I passed the remote to the landlord.
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renowned for, as, in, among or of?

  • Renowned for compassionate care, St.
  • He thus became renowned as a wise prince.
  • Now renowned in Uruguay, Rosario and.
  • By Allah! The report, which is renowned among men that Imam Husain (a.
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replete with or in?

  • In deed both come replete with them.
  • I also welcome your additional commentary replete in its breathtaking inanity.
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representative of, for, in or to?

  • Its more representative of the loading.
  • Marginal note: Representative for service 42.
  • It's representative in a way an EGM can never be.
  • Rene Wadlow is Representative to the.
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repugnant to, in, for, about or as?

  • Both are equally repugnant to me.
  • I find this repugnant in all forms.
  • I find it repugnant for any child to be used as a billboard.
  • This is, indeed, what Ditchkins finds so repugnant about it.
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"required for", "required by" or "required of"?

  • Nothing special required for that.
  • Be responsible and log your hours if it ' s required of you.
  • Granting of NOC ' required by various agencies.
  • Is ' be ' required in the above? A.
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resentful of, about, at, towards or over?

  • They were resentful of this move.
  • Next, resentful about the guilt.
  • You look me in the eye resentful at the disturbance.
  • I'd not resentful towards anything esp not Allah.
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reserved for, in, about, with or of?

  • I -- Reserved for UART communication.
  • It is believed that the PCC is very reserved about how they operate.
  • You are normally very reserved with handful of friends and most of the time live life lonely and always prepared to help others.
  • Snickers is an opportunist, ready to grab milk or anything else at the slightest opportunity and Mars is fairly quiet, the most reserved of them all.
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resident in, at, for, on or of?

  • You must be resident in the State.
  • Students are taken to be resident at their term-time address.
  • You do not need to be Resident for this.
  • Male students were not resident on campus.
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"resilient to" or "resilient in"?

  • Access is resilient to failure.
  • They seemed resilient in the face of oppressive disrespect.
  • But the act was not resilient against racist implementation.
  • Still, cool is the most resilient of slang words.
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resistant to, against, for or in?

  • Resistant to nineteen strains of mildew.
  • Bottoms must be resistant against gas and oil goods.
  • The surface is waterproof and scratch resistant for those who get drunk or don't know any better.
  • But let go of something deeper, something resistant in you that romanticizes the past.
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resolute in, about, on, to or of?

  • He is resolute in his ignorance.
  • Nobody is resolute about their choices and critical of someone else's.
  • China has been very resolute on reforms.
  • Three have even signed up next to George and are resolute to maximizing their asset in.
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"respectful of" or "respectful to"?

  • Be respectful of the community.
  • He is respectful to his elders.
  • I try to be respectful in my opinion.
  • He was always respectful towards me.
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"resplendent in" or "resplendent with"?

  • Lisa's resplendent in egg yolk yellow.
  • It is resplendent with its own effulgence.
  • Christ is ever resplendent as the center of history and of life.
  • Cinderella rising resplendent from her ash-strewn hearth was not more completely transformed than Heiny in his role of Henri.
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responsible for, to or in?

  • Mommy isn't responsible for you.
  • Responsible to: The Brach Manager.
  • Mills is responsible in my eyes.
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responsive to, in, as, for or on?

  • Please be responsive to the question.
  • Always be responsive in communication.
  • I am wondering your thoughts are on being responsive as a working mother.
  • Who do we believe? It was fast and responsive for me.
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"resulting in" or "resulting from"?

  • A technical evaluation was done resulting in Rs.
  • The benefits resulting from the most recent modernization (e.
  • However, this is not always true for water at below 4C where ice start expanding resulting into increased spaces between its molecules.
  • The absence of anxiety imposes much less pressure on an individual resulting to a more concentrated and focused thoughts, absolutely free of worries and distracting thoughts.
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"retail in" or "retail for"?

  • I work in retail in Nova Scotia.
  • I worked in retail for 10 years.
  • These retail at around 12 each.
  • FilSpec does not sell retail to inpiduals.
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reticent about, in, on, to or of?

  • But he had remained reticent about it.
  • Other cultures might be more reticent in a talkfest.
  • The argument was vague on her part and somewhat hard and reticent on mine.
  • And I am always a little reticent to post too much personal stuff on my blog because.
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"retrospective of" or "retrospective at"?

  • The exhibit is a retrospective of her career.
  • His retrospective at Tate Modern is brilliantly edited.
  • Retrospective on Freire's work and life.
  • Maybe in 2012, or when I do a retrospective in 2022.
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revealing of, about, in, to or for?

  • Quite revealing of your character.
  • It was very revealing about Ms.
  • This table is quite revealing in several ways.
  • It is very revealing to me as a Coach.
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revolutionary in, for, at, to or about?

  • It was revolutionary in its early days.
  • Islam was revolutionary for women.
  • I thought it was quite revolutionary at the time.
  • It is that revolutionary to me.
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rich in, with, by, for or of?

  • We are rich in lived experience.
  • They are rich with story telling.
  • And we are not rich by any means.
  • A little too rich for my blood.
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"ridiculous for", "ridiculous in" or "ridiculous to"?

  • Prices are ridiculous for both.
  • That sounds very ridiculous to me.
  • This is ridiculous in my opinion.
  • Patently ridiculous on its face.
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"rife with" or "rife in"?

  • Britain is rife with the latter.
  • This seems rife in New Zealand.
  • Fare evasion is rife on trams and trains.
  • Rumors were rife about the wild-eyed man.
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right for, in, about, on or at?

  • It's right for the environment.
  • Gollum, it's right in the book.
  • Yes u r right about california.
  • Grover This column is right on.
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righteous in, by, before, of or for?

  • No one is righteous in himself.
  • Christ did not become righteous by obeying the law.
  • How can man be righteous before God.
  • Je sus calls the righteous of all ages from their graves.
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rigid in, with, about, by or for?

  • They're rigid in this assessment.
  • I was in that situation, i had a 15 tonne gvm rigid with a 8.
  • One should not become rigid about it.
  • I'd be bored rigid by only ringing (say) call changes for weddings.
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ripe for, with, in or at?

  • Ripe for a new spin-off series.
  • This film is ripe with reasons to avoid it.
  • They are typically ripe in August.
  • An ambulance rushed to the aid of a hedgehog caught by a strimmer at Ripe at the weekend.
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"risky for", "risky to" or "risky in"?

  • It would be risky for both sides.
  • It is too risky in this country.
  • It just seemed too risky to me.
  • However, wed showers have a riskier of mighty impairment.
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"robust in" or "robust to"?

  • DNA remains robust in a living organism.
  • ED scores are also robust to taxonomic changes.
  • Check out also robust for men dosage.
  • They are very robust with an earthy flavor.
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"romantic about" or "romantic in"?

  • I'd not really romantic about it.
  • I guess it's the romantic in me.
  • Dark and romantic with very cool decor.
  • Perfect for the romantic at heart.
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"rotten to" or "rotten in"?

  • There is something rotten about this story that is being hidden.
  • This applies to trees which are rotten as well as some trees which are not.
  • The Vatican is rotten at the top.
  • If you think about it, Kerry people have been spoilt rotten by this.
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rough on, with, around, in or for?

  • I think it's been rough on her.
  • That's taking the rough with the smooth.
  • A little rough around the edges.
  • It's very rough in some places.
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round in, of, about, with or for?

  • They will complete the round in the morning.
  • It was midday, or ' round about that.
  • A yurt is round with a point at the top.
  • Buying a round for 5 people? $5.
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roundtable on, of, in, with or for?

  • Proceedings of the Roundtable on Intellectual Disability Policy.
  • He is the Director and founding member of CEO roundtable of Tanzania.
  • Join us for a roundtable in Washington, DC on April 4, 2011.
  • Last month, I held a roundtable with a diverse group of NGOs from Latin America.
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royal in, of, for, at or on?

  • Appointed Astronomer Royal in 1765.
  • It was held at The Royal of the waterfront.
  • Royal for a Night: Stay in one of the.
  • Bawumia, also a royal at Mamprugu.
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rude to, about, in, of or for?

  • And don't be rude to your waiter.
  • You been rude about his hunters.
  • But though I be rude in speech,.
  • And then, the rudest of shocks.
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rural to, in, as, with or of?

  • The course aims to bring the study of the rural to the fore.
  • North county Dublin remained profoundly rural in aspect.
  • He dealt with rural as well as urban life with equal intensity of observation.
  • Mooloolah is rural with a supermarket, Bootle Shop.
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"ruthless in" or "ruthless with"?

  • They are ruthless in interferance.
  • Be ruthless with your decisions.
  • Be ruthless about whose personal outputs you see daily.
  • He was very strict and ruthless to us back then.
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