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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
conclude .
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His term concludes in 2013, but his rivals are already working to weaken him.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed COLIN FREEZE AND TU THANH HA 2011
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His term concludes in 2013, but his rivals are already working to weaken him.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed COLIN FREEZE AND TU THANH HA 2011
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Every living thing, Darwin concludes, is subject to "immediate sources" of "pains and pleasures," the encouragement or avoidance of which might "increase the sum total of organic happiness" (194-95 n.).
The Loves of Plants and Animals: Romantic Science and the Pleasures of Nature 2001
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Mr. Watson has served in the job for four years and his term concludes at the end of
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed STEVEN CHASE AND KEVIN CARMICHAEL 2010
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David Smorgon plans to stay at Whitten Oval until 2011 DAVID Smorgon, who has been Western Bulldogs president since 1996, says he won't be going anywhere until his term concludes in
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Mr. Watson has served in the job for four years and his term concludes at the end of
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed STEVEN CHASE AND KEVIN CARMICHAEL 2010
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David Smorgon plans to stay at Whitten Oval until 2011 DAVID Smorgon, who has been Western Bulldogs president since 1996, says he won't be going anywhere until his term concludes in
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David Smorgon plans to stay at Whitten Oval until 2011 DAVID Smorgon, who has been Western Bulldogs president since 1996, says he won't be going anywhere until his term concludes in
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David Smorgon plans to stay at Whitten Oval until 2011 DAVID Smorgon, who has been Western Bulldogs president since 1996, says he won't be going anywhere until his term concludes in
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Conlin concludes: “If Mayor McGinn is truly concerned about cost overruns — and not just cynically using fear to try to derail the project – he ought to publicly announce that he will do everything in his power to keep the project moving.”
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