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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
vacate .
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Examples
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Indian army 'vacates' Kashmir hospitals, schools - 8 hrs ago
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JoePa needs to stick around a little longer - or at least until the NCAA officially "vacates" some of Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden's wins.
DN_EarthtoPhilly 2009
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JoePa needs to stick around a little longer - or at least until the NCAA officially "vacates" some of Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden's wins.
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At seven o'clock in the evening she vacates the room, and a bricklayer's labourer comes in.
THE GHETTO 2010
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That means if Middleton had a daughter and then a son, the daughter would be passed over and the son would become king when William dies or vacates the throne.
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Not a lot will change in the way fiscal and monetary policies will be pursued in Washington whether Mr Obama vacates the White House in the aftermath of a Republican presidential victory in November or if he is re-elected.
Leon T. Hadar: 2012: The Year of Counter-Revolution? Leon T. Hadar 2011
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Though he can probably hold the seat in his own right, he's seen as a rising star who could run statewide at some point, and the seat would be instantly competitive if he vacates it.
As budget battle rages in Wisconsin, a tough round of redistricting looms for GOP 2011
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At seven in the morning he vacates, and goes to his work, at which time she returns from hers.
THE GHETTO 2010
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That means if Middleton had a daughter and then a son, the daughter would be passed over and the son would become king when William dies or vacates the throne.
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That means if Middleton had a daughter and then a son, the daughter would be passed over and the son would become king when William dies or vacates the throne.
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