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"uncover by" or "uncover in"?

  • And that, by the way, was uncovered by a British newspaper.
  • Cuts were uncovered in 20 out of the 145 primary care trusts in England.
  • And it all could have been uncovered with a light scrape of the fingernail.
  • In the mid 1950s, a native burial ground was accidentally uncovered during an excavation near Lowdens Beach, revealing their custom burial rites.
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"underline by" or "underline in"?

  • His importance was underlined by coach J Sanath.
  • This strategy is underlined in other ways.
  • In that regard, it might also be worth showing the hypertext for italics, bold, and underlines on that page, if the moderators consider those helpful for the general posting.
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undermine by, in, at, from or due?

  • But progress has been undermined by corruption and mismanagement.
  • The Pill is on so high a pedestal that alternatives are undermined in comparison.
  • Pakistan was thus thoroughly undermined from within even before it made the unwise decision to shelter escaping Afghan Taliban in 2001 -- the army's bid to maintain its options in the face of the U.
  • We also know about the Northern Ugandan Action Fund - again totally undermined due to corruption.
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underpin by, for, with, of or other?

  • The 200m cost to the insurance industry will be underpinned by the government.
  • They need to be underpinned with extensive safety training -- and students need to come to terms with a high risk environment.
  • They fear a non-statutory system is unstable, and there has to be statutory underpinning to prevent backsliding in the future.
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underscore by, in, with, between or during?

  • The importance of the trial was underscored by the presence of the U.
  • The risks of using Good Lab Practice standards as the defining mark of good science were underscored in the government evaluation of BPA, a review by 100Reporters has found.
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understand by, in, about, as or from?

  • Are they understood by all employees? 7.
  • From what I understand in those days.
  • He understood about the orphanage, everything.
  • Phusis here should be understood as in Alexandrine terminology.
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"undertake by" or "undertake in"?

  • No such exercise was undertaken by AO.
  • These measures should only be undertaken in cases of emergency.
  • A search was immediatly undertaken with 11 patrol boats and airplanes.
  • Wind measurements will be undertaken at 8 sites, 4 coastal sites and 4 inland sites.
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undo by, in, against, during or From?

  • The yoghurt sponge cake had good flavour but was completely undone by its consistency.
  • Do not be undone in sorrow and do not forget Him in happiness.
  • Icon allows variables in conjunctions to have assignments undone during backtracking, but does not reverse other similar operations such as assignments within lists and so on.
  • It can be undone on the command line with the --emptybogons switch, or programmatically with **40;2300;TOOLONG.
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"unearth from" or "unearth by"?

  • In particular, the four-season clothing unearthed from Tomb No.
  • The employees were unearthed in the ongoing staff audit.
  • Fragments of a six-stringed lyre were found in the 7th-century burial ship unearthed at Suffolk in England.
  • The skeleton of the late Stone Age man, unearthed during excavations in the Czech Republic, is said to date back to between 2900 and 2500 BC.
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unfold in, before, on, at or for?

  • What is continuing to unfold in Assam is soft Jihad.
  • The world unfolded before their gaze.
  • I thought it was interesting that it unfolded on air.
  • The days just seem to unfold at their own pace and I'd really enjoying doing things on a whim.
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"unite in" or "unite with"?

  • It's time for citizens united in force.
  • For God; s sake unite with the spirit and stop focussing on trifles.
  • As people, we are united by our shared experiences.
  • All the forces of the world will unite against it.
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"unleash on" or "unleash by"?

  • Bugti was rewarded with the governorship of the province and insurgency unleashed on the province.
  • That is, however, until the new ranking irrationalities are unleashed by money thirsty marketing bandits.
  • It will unleash upon you confidence like you never had.
  • A mighty power has been unleashed without moral or legal restraints to reshape the world, and to redraw the maps of the Middle East.
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unsubscribe from, to, at or with?

  • You can always unsubscribe from the email.
  • When you unsubscribe to our electronic newsletter, your details will be deleted from the database.
  • Easily unsubscribe at any time.
  • If you change your mind later, you can unsubscribe with one click.
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"unveil at" or "unveil in"?

  • The concept was unveiled at the Monaco boat show in September and exceptionally well received.
  • The first history board was unveiled in Harbour Grace on Oct.
  • The second generation of the iPad -- the iPad 2 -- was unveiled on March 2, 2011.
  • Some murderers could serve less than 10 years in prison under guidelines unveiled by the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Woolf.
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"update on", "update with" or "update to"?

  • Cheers and keep us updated on your journey.
  • Looking forward to update to 4.
  • Updated with statement from Uber below.
  • Monday, 13 August, 2012 I know I haven't updated in ages.
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upgrade to, from, in, for or with?

  • This unit was upgraded to the St.
  • UPGRADE Upgrading from K2mart 1.
  • We should always be looking to upgrade in every position.
  • I would like to upgrade my graphics card, however I have heard that I can not upgrade for some reason.
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"uphold by" or "uphold in"?

  • The case has now to be upheld by the Lahore High Court.
  • This view was upheld in Abdul Qudir and Abdul Aziz v.
  • I'd not an anti-development junkie, nor a proselytiser for the eternal upholding of custom and tradition.
  • If a complaint is upheld at the hearing, the Commission will make a determination, though the matter may have to be pursued in the Federal Court for enforcement.
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upload to, on, by, onto or in?

  • And it will be filmed and immediately uploaded to YouTube.
  • Call the shooting video man threatened will uploaded on the Internet.
  • Hentai sex roommate vol 2 upload by unoxxx.
  • Each year new river resources are developed and uploaded onto this site.
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upset by, over, after, of or for?

  • George was really upset by it all.
  • But eventually, she let it go because theres no point being upset over such matter.
  • He had sounded so distraught and upset after Rory had had a go at him.
  • In 1948 Truman won the most unexpected election upset of the century.
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use in, for, by, as or to?

  • There's no samples used in that.
  • Lighthouse for Issue Tracking 4.
  • It's also used by heavy vehicles.
  • It had been used as a kitchen before.
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usher in, into, To, out or across?

  • They may just usher in a new attacking era of Springboks rugby.
  • As I was ushered into my studio it felt odd to realise I was being asked the questions rather than the other way round.
  • We were ushered to our classroom and after a while, the teacher came in.
  • He looked like he wanted to have a couple of them ushered out of the chamber.
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"utilize in", "utilize for" or "utilize by"?

  • The aerobic or oxygen pathway is utilized in endurance running.
  • Wild conjecture is an approach utilized by some.
  • It can not be utilized for each type of surgery.
  • Of course, inside it would be utilised as a eye-port treatment.
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"utter by" or "utter in"?

  • Almost each word uttered by Mr.
  • They shuddered at the blessing of love; to their ears it was uttered in a demon's name.
  • And how Dave Ulmer and Navicache and Robin Lovelock became words that you dare not utter on geocaching.
  • With few exceptions, those statements could be uttered with honesty by most Democrats and Republicans.
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