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convert from

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convert from something (into something) and convert (from something) (in)to something
to change from one thing into another. We converted from oil to natural gas to heat our house. I had hoped he would convert from an impatient youth into a relaxed gentleman. He did not.
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A convert from scrum-half, Weepu added a penalty and the Lions appeared in danger of a hiding after a week in which assistant coach Leon Boshoff quit when found guility of using abusive language during a video session.
 
 
 
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