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"wade through" or "wade into"?

  • There is no way you can forget that if you have waded through it.
  • He gets out of the car and wades into the lake.
  • So wade in the water, little children.
  • The guards later determined that this is where Chen waded across the river.
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wait for, in, on, at or till?

  • Don't wait for ideal situation.
  • Waited in next day; no delivery.
  • I was waiting on her to return.
  • The alleged victim waited at the door.
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wake up, from, in, at or by?

  • Nice job and, oh yeah, wake up.
  • However, ' In the Air'is like waking from the dream to find you are still dreaming.
  • We woke in the morning and was really pleased with the room.
  • Climbers are woken at about 11pm.
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walk into, in, to, through or on?

  • It was like walking into a lung.
  • The key is to walk in the sunlight.
  • Facing the road, walk to the right.
  • I've walked through their villages.
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wander through, around, into, in or from?

  • Let's take a wee wander through its running order.
  • The salesperson wandering around the lot spotted my grandmother.
  • They wander into backyards, looking for food.
  • Zaphod wandered in frustration among the hulks.
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"want for", "want from" or "want in"?

  • Not a society I want for Canada.
  • Decision Decide what you want in life.
  • They got what they want from him.
  • I can do what I want with it in a way.
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"warn of" or "warn against"?

  • Warn of serious action if people fail to comply.
  • The players were warned about the danger Hull could create.
  • Look at her size!! I was warn by her doctor to watch her weight.
  • GOD WARNED IN THE END THAT ALL TRAITORS WOULD BE REVEALED.
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"wash with", "wash in" or "wash over"?

  • James ' Park name does not wash with Lavery.
  • It let them wash over me, unconnected to the past.
  • There was no way you could wash in there.
  • There is a way to handle the involuntary windshield washes at the stoplight.
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"waste on" or "waste in"?

  • They throw bodily waste on you.
  • An hour wasted in a constraint is an hour.
  • There is no time or energy wasted by having to open or close hands.
  • Waste from the mining areas have damaged the surrounding environment along the rivers.
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watch for, in, on, from or with?

  • We can watch for it to speed up.
  • This will be something to watch in the coming months and years.
  • I guess I'll just watch on television.
  • Joe was watching from the stands.
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"wave at" or "wave to"?

  • She's waving at the person behind me.
  • The flag is still waving to this day.
  • Indeed, the ululations were a muted gesture of outstretched arms with splayed fingers waving in the air.
  • It has been a real boost having their support and seeing the New Zealand flag waving on the stages.
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"weaken by", "weaken to" or "weaken of"?

  • It was badly weakened by the Hutton Report.
  • Before the appearance of these news, the technical factors will prevent further weakening of the Japanese.
  • While growth in China's economy is expected to weaken to 8.
  • Never allow me to weaken in the presence of temptation.
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"wear by", "wear in" or "wear on"?

  • They were worn by Chinese Numgs(mercs).
  • It could not be worn on a military uniform.
  • It can easily be worn in minutes.
  • And it is really very nice to wear with.
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"weep for", "weep at" or "weep with"?

  • I weep for this country Nigeria.
  • I am grieving and weeping with you.
  • They can all laugh raucously and rudely, but also weep at injustice.
  • As a youth I used to weep in butcher's shops.
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"weigh on", "weigh in" or "weigh against"?

  • Strong dollar overseas too weighed on the rupee.
  • The benefits of fossil fuels must be weighed against the costs of global warming.
  • I feel like weighing in myself.
  • He is five-foot-seven to five-foot-11 and weighs between 170 and 190 pounds.
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welcome to, by, in, into or with?

  • Welcome to the New World Order.
  • The move has been welcomed by the National Farmers ' Union.
  • They are all welcome in our town.
  • We were welcomed into the B &B; and shown our cozy rooms immediately.
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whine about, like, to, for or on?

  • At least I don't sit and whine about it.
  • Yeah lazer, most fans whine like anything, but won't pay the 3.
  • With all that cash they could developed some new, proprietary DRM format for all music record companies to use or something, instead of bitching and whining to the Supreme Court.
  • Buck simply smothered him by virtue of superior weight, and cut him up till he ceased snapping and began to whine for mercy.
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"whisper to" or "whisper in"?

  • Nasra's friend whispered to her friend what is going on here.
  • He's whispering in that dude's ear.
  • No mullahs whispering about you to your father so that he gets worried and buys you a new, thicker, blacker headscarf.
  • Twice, I could have sworn there was a knocking and whispering at the outer door.
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"wield by" or "wield in"?

  • It's wielded by the elected representatives of an ostensibly free people.
  • The leaks are amusing but don't change the world or the way power is wielded in it.
  • Unfortunately, I doubt they will do so in time, largely because of the control Israel wields over the international monetary policies and central banks.
  • Spanish control, wielded through the force of arms and proselytization, eventually set in.
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"win in" or "win by"?

  • This is why we win in November.
  • And in Middletown he WON by 2207.
  • After his May 5 win over Cotto, which sold 1.
  • If it does, they may win at Lord's.
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wink at, across, from, into or to?

  • She seemed unconvinced by that, so he winked at her.
  • Amid the talk of wine and food were also plenty of warmth, humour and side winks from Nicolette and Kara, and other staff.
  • A large vision screen above the console winked into life revealing a wide starscape and a single very large sun dead ahead of them.
  • Sometimes I make quiet little nods and winks to people in my posts, but the general message or story is very anyone who stumbles upon me and wishes to read.
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wipe off, out, from, with or at?

  • They should be wiped off the face of the earth.
  • Many criticized a great power like Britain for trying to wipe out the Boers.
  • But the past 10 years also saw some animals wiped from existence.
  • Or pour water from a bucket with ladle and wipe with your hand.
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"wish for" or "wish to"?

  • Be careful for what you wish for.
  • I have no problem if you wish to kesha.
  • Which I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
  • On the other hand, Windows 7 Sale, had been companies wish in migrating quickly.
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withdraw from, in, to, after or by?

  • It has been withdrawn from sale.
  • The case was withdrawn in June 2012.
  • The Roman army withdrew to Hadrian's Wall.
  • The threat would be withdrawn after a hefty bribe was paid.
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withhold from, by, in, on or for?

  • That? s why the members of such a community promise to withhold from sexual intercourse.
  • ABC wonders if Rob's $600 weekly wage was withheld by the cops that week.
  • However, the election has been withheld in the Jaffna district now.
  • I said ' I'd a self-employed author registering for compliance with withholding for Amazon.
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"witness in", "witness to" or "witness by"?

  • A marked increase, at 11%, was witnessed in exports.
  • The trip was witnessed by several thousand people.
  • Witnessed to my Hand this 25th Day of April 1804.
  • Witness at any hazards for reducing the symptoms Payday Loans Online Payday Loans Online its denial the evidence submitted evidence.
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"wonder about" or "wonder at"?

  • I just wondered about his size.
  • I have to wonder at what drives his agenda.
  • Walking does wonders for wellness.
  • Anger does wonders in loosening the tongue of the person.
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work with, in, for, on or as?

  • She will work with Pfizer, Inc.
  • You will need to WORK IN A TEAM.
  • I'd sure that will work for me.
  • I want to work on Tina's quilt.
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"worship in" or "worship at"?

  • Ye worship in ignorance the same Deity I serve.
  • Guess I'll just have private worshipping at my home.
  • Still today, they grace posters and are worshipped by many.
  • I remember how much I used to love worshiping with them.
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"wrap in" or "wrap around"?

  • His left thumb is wrapped in a bandage.
  • He only has a towel wrapped around his waist.
  • The seats are wrapped with Nappa leather.
  • It's a seven game series wrapped into 60 minutes.
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"wreck by", "wreck on" or "wreck in"?

  • Both the SA and the SSP were wrecked by the SP and SWP.
  • And I think for them there is a kind of morbid fascination with watching a train wreck in slow motion.
  • The survivors were shipwrecked on the Island for 18 months, until they were rescued by a passing Whaler.
  • The planet is being wrecked along with society and all you want to do is continue fiddling, albeit a slightly different tune.
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wrestle with, in, from, into or out?

  • We've been wrestling with this.
  • It is always up in the air of which two will be wrestling in the squared circle in any match.
  • What've we lost now that it's been wrestled from his grasp? Nah-thing.
  • The first seed of Reid Damnit was planted when she popped into a Lower East Side fabric store and on a whim took home a parcel of leather which she wrestled into the form of a wallet.
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wriggle out, for, in, on or around?

  • I'd not wriggling out of anything, love.
  • It even stopped her wriggling for a few minutes.
  • The Justice Department can wriggle around the first amendment, but can not find any evidence of fraud on Wall St (including MK Global).
  • Like many outwardly respectable families, a maggot wriggled inside the apple.
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write about, by, in, to or for?

  • Write about each in a blog post.
  • Obituary written by Mike Crean,.
  • Carvin wrote in a recent brief.
  • CLIVE: I wrote to Jim Callaghan.
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