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adjective as in coming immediately after in space, time, order

adverb as in immediately after in time, space, order

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Worth more than £27bn, the Welsh government's spending plans for next year pays for services from hospitals to bin collections.

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The BOE’s next interest-rate decision could hinge on the performance of the labor market, though investors expect the central bank to stand pat when it meets early next month.

He expects the dollar to bottom out early next year.

For Treinen, whose only luck lately has been bad luck, the break was one he quickly cashed by getting Turang to chase the next pitch, which was head high, to end the game.

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He could be a key player for England at next summer's World Cup, but it seems very unlikely he will be in the next England camp in November.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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