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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
bracket .
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Examples
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The two wedding-cake pulpits and the organ case opposite are as grand as can be, and interior so bracketed is the ne plus ultra of American colonial church architecture, plain and crisp and white, with exquisitely classical proportions.
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The name was bracketed on one side by a steaming cup of coffee and the other by a laptop.
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The name was bracketed on one side by a steaming cup of coffee and the other by a laptop.
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Media markets where candidates appear are now routinely "bracketed" by opposition surrogates: one the day before his arrival and another after he leaves.
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Government requested that the aspects of the text that deal with creating pilot sites for rolling out of antiretrovirals be square 'bracketed' because it pre-empted the outcome of the process referred to above.
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They kind of bracketed the whole thing and we are clearly moving along on the bottom side of those scenarios.
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The Japanese remember the 1998 North Korean missile test that "bracketed" their country.
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Going into Copenhagen, this text was heavily bracketed, meaning there was little consensus.
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The Japanese remember the 1998 North Korean missile test that "bracketed" their country.
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On top of that, Kneal added that, the funds they receive from the University Park Allocation Committee (UPAC) are bracketed, meaning only certain money is allotted for certain items.
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