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on the eve of

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on the eve of something
Fig. just before something, possibly the evening before something. John decided to leave school on the eve of his graduation. The team held a party on the eve of the tournament.


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ISLAMABAD, July 09, 2009 (Balochistan Times) -- The government has issued a notification of Optional Holiday for Bahais community of Pakistan on the eve of Eid-e-Rizwan falling on April 21 each year, on the recommendations of Ministry of Minorities Affairs.
55pm Now as much a part of the NYE tradition as fireworks and Auld Lang Syne, this year's Hootenanny is just the ticket for dancing in the street as Martha Reeves And The Vandellas perform some of their greatest hits on the eve of Motown's 50th anniversary.
 
 
 
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