Collocations withparagraph

These are words often used in combination withparagraph.

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brief paragraph
The reason is set out in a brief paragraph.
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concluding paragraph
This is made clear in my concluding paragraph.
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final paragraph
It is not until the final paragraph that he puts forward an unanswered objection.
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following paragraph
The details are given in the following paragraph.
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opening paragraph
The opening paragraph does not, to my knowledge, draw upon any particular biblical text.
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operative paragraph
It provides in operative paragraph 12 that the council will convene immediately on receipt of a report of noncompliance in order to consider the situation.
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Hansard archive
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penultimate paragraph
An answer to the second question is provided in the report's penultimate paragraph.
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preceding paragraph
An answer follows from the preceding paragraph.
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previous paragraph
We proceed exactly as in the previous paragraph.
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short paragraph
A short paragraph has more air and white space around it, making it easier to read.
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single paragraph
The interpretation can be distorted by that single paragraph.
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Hansard archive
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subsequent paragraph
The subsequent paragraph details the "amusing enough" variety of dies with which the buttons are impressed.
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whole paragraph
It replaces the whole paragraph.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
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