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bring
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April showers bring May flowers
bring a charge against
bring a dog to heel
bring a lump to throat
bring a verdict in
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bring along
bring an amount of money in
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bring down a peg or two
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bring on oneself
bring one to oneself
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bring out of mothballs
bring out of shell
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bring over from some place
bring over some place)
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bring the house down
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bring to feet
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bring to the [bargaining etc.] table
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bring with
bring within a range
bring within range
call to mind
come in from the cold
gather into
out in the open
out of the closet
out of the woodwork
put the roses in cheeks
retrieve from some place
That brings me to the point
under control
up to speed
up to the minute
What brings you here?
which brings me to the point
worth of a thing is what it will bring


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Characterized by wide reading and the use of fresh primary materials excavated through admirable archival searching, the author brings forward his findings in two distinct chapters that follow on early chapters dedicated to thematic historiography and a setting of stages, the author turning in chapters three and four to what is new and previously inedited.
Butterflies Will Burn: Prosecuting Sodomites in Early Modern Spain ... by Trexler, Richard C. / Journal of Social History
These photographs will hopefully give a deeper insight into the unique atmosphere that each house brings forward.
Delight by Sumner, Edmund / The Architectural Review
Instead, Cocke brings forward a wealth of sources used by the artist and this formal analysis demonstrates visual strategies found in a range of works.
Richard Cocke. Paolo Veronese: Piety and Display in an Age of ... by Wilson, Bronwen M. / Renaissance Quarterly
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