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 I always understood that collocation was the force that made some combinations idiomatic and not others. For example, you might break off your engagement, rather than cancel it or withdraw from it, or you might spend too much time on AWAD rather than use too much time on AWAD.
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wwh 01/23/2004 7:55 PM ![]()
Re: collocation
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Re: collocation
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Re: collocation
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Re: collocation
jheem 01/26/2004 2:37 PM ![]()
Re: collocurioser and curioser
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Re: collocurioser and curioser
Wordwind 01/26/2004 3:22 PM ![]()
Re: collocurioser and curioser
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Re: collocurioser and curioser
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Re: collocurioser and curioser
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Re: collocurioser and curioser
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Re: calling the Dr.
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Re: calling the Dr.
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Re: collocation
Bingley 01/27/2004 9:52 AM 
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