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vacate by, for, on, to or as?

  • Angus King, an independent, won the Senate seat being vacated by Ms.
  • The Dutchman was able to turn past his counterpart and slide a pass into the space he just vacated for a central run by Young.
  • He was given a 30 day notice to vacate on the the 18th.
  • Diego Lopez, loyal servant for five years and one of the most dependable goalkeepers in the top flight, has already vacated to Sevilla for the grossly modest sum of 3 m.
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"vaccinate against" or "vaccinate with"?

  • Make sure you are annually vaccinated against the flu.
  • Unless they get vaccinated with the vaccines developed with the newer strains in mind.
  • Women also experience a boost to their immune systems when vaccinated in the afternoon, although the effect is much smaller.
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"validate by" or "validate in"?

  • A wide range of qualifications are validated by FETAC e.
  • So far, the system has been validated in an animal model only 13.
  • If you are a returning student you do not need a new ID card for the upcoming Semester, but you do need to get your ID card validated with a sticker.
  • Having been to the school to meet everyone, especially the children, it has validated for me the need for more fund raising activities.
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"vanish from" or "vanish into"?

  • She had vanished from history in August 1851 when Mr.
  • Others may vanish into obscurity.
  • Ilyas appointed Al-Yasa ' his successor and vanished in the protection of Allah.
  • He vanished after 3 days after stealing Rs1.
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vary from, in, depending, between or according?

  • Results vary from seat to seat.
  • They vary in sizes from small to large.
  • Fares vary depending on location and time.
  • Mara experiences vary between cultures.
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veer into, towards, away, off or to?

  • The barrel veered into Big Bass eddy.
  • I find myself veering towards Frieze.
  • Trying to veer away from lazy Irish stereotypes is difficult enough for us as it is.
  • I watched one guy veer off the road and collapse in the grass by the side.
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venture into, to, on, beyond or through?

  • So take a care next time you venture into Ireland.
  • Sometimes I even venture to an Aldi.
  • Close to the record of leopards, langurs have been venturing on 1518.
  • If you want to venture beyond its borders, you must steel yourself for a nightmare battle with an indifferent bureaucracy.
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verge on, into, upon, as or at?

  • In fact it was verging on destructive.
  • But nowadays this easily cloned and unstoppable Neeson character seems to be verging into a territory reserved for jokes that have run their course.
  • Gordon was amazed to find himself slowly being overcome by an emotion of dread so intense that it verged upon sheer fear.
  • Origin: Native to Central Europe, it is found in and around woodlands, often in clearings as well as grassy banks and verges as well as cultivated areas.
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verify by, with, in, from or at?

  • They are verified by the company.
  • This is easily verified with a simple search.
  • Record drawings verified in detail by the engineer and issued to a third party must be sealed.
  • Reports of rapes cases could not be verified from the police and the hospital.
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"victimize by" or "victimize in"?

  • I'd gay and being victimized by my brother about my sexuality.
  • Due to the fact, as they are mentally and physically weak, they are victimized in many ways by the employer and other workers.
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"vie for" or "vie with"?

  • Angels (West) are vying for the two Wild Card spots.
  • Whoever vies with Me for either of them, I will punish him.
  • I'd then going to use a little bit of this product, it's called Vie at home.
  • Vying under the Sudan People Liberation Movement, Arman, will battle it out with nine other candidates approved by the National Elections Commission.
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"violate in" or "violate by"?

  • For it will enable us to account for the wrongness of Wilma's act only if we can identify some right that someone has that is violated by her act.
  • But there are suggestions that some Electoral Law could have been violated with this deal.
  • Citizen rights are also being violated during the process, according to the statement.
  • Loughner's rights to refuse unwanted commitment and medication were being violated at the Missouri facility, defense attorney Ellis M.
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visit from, by, in, with or on?

  • I was in town visiting from New York.
  • I didn't think that all the designers were visited by Tim.
  • Got lucky and visited in mid-December once.
  • I had the chance to visit with Dr.
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volunteer for, in, at, with or as?

  • Volunteer for committees or task forces.
  • Volunteer in an orphanage or pre-school in Africa 4.
  • I used to volunteer at a children's shelter.
  • I volunteer with at-risk children.
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vote for, in, against, on or at?

  • This is why we voted for Obama.
  • Make sure we vote in the coming.
  • If it doesn't we vote against it.
  • What's important is they vote on it.
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