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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
capitalise .
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Examples
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This is part of an exercise, in which the student must change 'capitalised' for a phrasal verb
LinuxQuestions.org Valmargaret 2010
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This is part of an exercise, in which the student must change 'capitalised' for a phrasal verb (= took advantage of).
LinuxQuestions.org Valmargaret 2010
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This is part of an exercise, in which the student must change 'capitalised' for a phrasal verb
LinuxQuestions.org Valmargaret 2010
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Now, being allowed to spell out 'capitalised' words like Albuquerque, Jacques or even Jujube would even the playing field for the vocabularily challenged, provided the masters at Mattel are willing to throw a few extra letters into the bag.
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This is part of an exercise, in which the student must change 'capitalised' for a phrasal verb (= took advantage of).
LinuxQuestions.org Valmargaret 2010
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BB: Yeah, it was a little bizarre that people were criticising something they hadn't seen - and the fact that the Press kind of capitalised on that.
MI6 :: 007 News 2009
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The new regime will push companies to account for deal fees as an expense in the year incurred, rather than 'capitalised' costs of an acquisition, which can be spread over many years or deferred as goodwill,
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The fatal flaw of other social networks is their lack of a filter, and this is something that Google+ has capitalised.
Jonathan Frost: 5 Reasons Why Google+ Will Be a Success Jonathan Frost 2011
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And in that zone is where I imagine readers who might be populist * or* elitist, in the non-capitalised sense of the terms.
Essay Rant Thingy Hal Duncan 2009
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Ahem, also my apologies for the many capitalised words in this post.
Archive 2009-01-01 zombietron 2009
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