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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
dispose .
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Examples
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MR. MCCURRY: The President proposes and the Congress disposes, that is correct.
Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1995
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It is a methodical collection and under its seven titles disposes 230 abridged canons of Greek ( "Hispana" text) and African councils.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux 1840-1916 1913
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I bet big baby is like Lotso's enforcer or henchman who does all his dirty work and "disposes" of bad toys.
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RIA Novosti The element's rarity in ore form makes it more valuable than gold "Periodic Tales" disposes briskly with this familiar history; Mr. Aldersey-Williams wants to raise our eyes to a more expansive panorama, a weave of stories that reveals the richness of human activity across time and cultures.
Periodic Table Talk Mike Jay 2011
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"The President proposes and the Congress disposes."
Obama Budget Preview: Moon Is Still In The Plan - NASA Watch 2009
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If the federal government disposes of these properties into the private market, we will see absentee investors scooping up homes in bulk, at deep discounts, and allowing these properties to sit vacant - further depressing values.
Noel A. Poyo: Candidates Will Win Latino Votes with Sound Economic Strategies Noel A. Poyo 2011
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If the federal government disposes of these properties into the private market, we will see absentee investors scooping up homes in bulk, at deep discounts, and allowing these properties to sit vacant - further depressing values.
Noel A. Poyo: Candidates Will Win Latino Votes with Sound Economic Strategies Noel A. Poyo 2011
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Suppose the United States disposes of its surplus to a country with undeveloped resources like, say, Brazil.
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Though he never addresses this concern directly, the way Goldberg disposes of the debate at the end of his column suggests the opposite view.
John Paul Rollert: Does the Tea Party Take the Constitution Seriously? John Paul Rollert 2010
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Though he never addresses this concern directly, the way Goldberg disposes of the debate at the end of his column suggests the opposite view.
John Paul Rollert: Does the Tea Party Take the Constitution Seriously? John Paul Rollert 2010
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