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I am crying at nights so that my father doesn’t see this | Adverb placement: He probably won't like a job. OR He won't probably like a job.
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correlate to, or correlate with? #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:36 am   correlate to, or correlate with?		  
When would you use either of the two (according to the Concise Oxford and MacMillan, both are correct). The text I'm working on is about EU legislation. This is my sentence:
Many cost-effective options are strongly correlated to/with the fuel consumption.

Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
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correlate to, or correlate with? #2 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:18 am   correlate to, or correlate with?		  
Goodmorning Ardec, How can one think when you post such a beautiful picture.

Sorry, I have no idea regarding your question, but no doubt an answer will appear very soon.

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