Collocations withdate
These are words often used in combination withdate.
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actual date
Attempts were made to reduce this bias by asking the actual date of onset, which gives more accurate results.
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anniversary date
If this is so, then the anniversary date of 1568 is likely to have been computed, and the error would not have resulted from copying.
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approximate date
In each case the wife's maiden name and the approximate date of the marriage was recorded, but the place was not.
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arbitrary date
They ask one to differentiate, at some arbitrary date, between the number of operatives one has aged above 18 and under 18.
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concert dates
As a result of that many concert dates had to be cancelled, and the band was starting to break loose.
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copyright date
The copyright date of 1990 appears in the film's end credits, although it was not released until at least a year later.
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court date
If the situation is not satisfactory after four weeks, a court date can be arranged.
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cut-off date
Therefore, almost all trials which might begin after the cut-off date would concern suspects still at large and whose apprehension was uncertain.
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definite date
They were only recorded when they had actually been carried out or there was a definite date for operation.
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discharge date
Tbc mean discharge date was on the 15th postoperative day (7-54 d).
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eligibility date
The review arrangements a re designed to enable the inmate to be released on parole licence on the parole eligibility date if parole is granted.
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estimated date
The estimated date of such services was also recorded.
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exact date
The exact date for the setting of their quotas is not clear.
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expected date
The expected date for completed manuscripts is 1993-4.
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firm date
An early lifting of the ban is the overriding priority, and a firm date for that is essential.
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fixed date
Data were censored in two ways : at a fixed date or at random dates.
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future date
As with the lower plants, there is room for a specialist monograph on these invertebrates at a future date.
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given date
The cumulative frequency of new verbs joining the structure at any given date is plotted, and the shape of the resulting curve is checked.
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late date
Because of the late date, the location of the production and the expansion of the text, this source must be considered peripheral.
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later date
At least two of the scribes were aware of the association between c. 1400 repertory and the use of squares at a much later date.
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launch date
At present, a launch date in 2007 is envisaged, while a launch opportunity in 2009 may become a backup solution.
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official date
The official date of town foundation is 975.
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opening date
Elders determined the opening date for each of these reserves and designated specific areas for homesteads.
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original date
Dates in brackets refer to the original date of publication; the superscript numbers refer to the edition that was reprinted.
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precise date
Due to the retrospective nature of the study, the precise date was entered for only 43 episodes.
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projected date
The projected date for balance has been pushed back year after year, and the underlying problem of public finances has not been addressed.
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publication date
Logistic regression was used to determine whether the number of items requested and publication date influenced the likelihood of response.
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radiocarbon date
Even the calibrated 95% confidence interval on a radiocarbon date may not encompass the true age of the dated material.
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release date
His family was unable to contact him and so did not know the charges against him, his release date, or the condition of his health.
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scheduled date
There may have been another meeting, but if there was it was inconclusive, and the scheduled date for the insurrection passed without incident.
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specific date
In this region numerous farmers settled accounts with their blacksmith on a very specific date.
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specified date
Some stated that on the specified date, they ' celebrated ' their birthday.
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target date
Price stability had already been achieved in 1994, ahead of the 1995 target date, and was not threatened in subsequent years.
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the earliest practicable date
This is to enable it to implement the strategy that the authority believes would restore the port to viability at the earliest practicable date.
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trial date
The case was settled recently as to all defendants just prior to the scheduled trial date.
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unspecified date
If we want fair trade, then such descriptions must be banned now rather than at some unspecified date.
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valuation date
The tribunal found instead that rating valuations should reflect the actual repair condition of the property on the valuation date.
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