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| in continuation of; following; next; hot on the heels (pfedorov); next to (Min$draV); taking cue from (Maria Klavdieva); on the morrow of (чем-либо); subsequent to (after); on the heels of (The new revelation comes hot on the heels of the previous scandal. • Podoliak's comments come on the heels of President Biden saying he's convinced Russian President Vladimir Putin has made the decision to invade Ukraine. Alexander Demidov); following in the footsteps of (Sony became the latest exhibitor to withdraw from Mobile World Congress on Monday, following in the footsteps of LG, Ericsson, Amazon and Nvidia. 4uzhoj); in the wake of (highbery); in someone's wake (She unfolded herself from the chair and drifted for the exit. The meeting broke up in her wake. – Вслед за ней начали расходиться и остальные. Silver Free); after (He ran after the bus); hard at hand; hard by; just after (чем-л.); right after; just past; in the wake | |||
| behind; subsequent (to) | |||
| withal | |||
| follow suit (The city of Odessa announced that three days of mourning would be held in honour of those who lost their lives in the clashes. Ukrainian interim President Oleksandr Turchynov followed suit, declaring two days of national mourning. • Since the enactment of the AODA (Ontarians with Disabilities Act), a number of other provinces in Canada, such as Manitoba and Nova Scotia have followed suit and introduced similar legislation. 4uzhoj) | |||
| after the manner of; after | |||
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| General | 54 |
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| Makarov | 10 |
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| Officialese | 1 |
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| Programming | 1 |
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