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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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For the next few decades, my counterparts and I looked for answers to our questions by rummaging the internet.

As part of the next phase of research, she is leading studies in rural communities within the affected area to learn more about farming practices and potential exposure pathways.

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Nothing was working, the defence was creaking, and the next score felt inevitable.

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However, he rallied in impressive style, winning 10 of the next 11 legs and ending with an average of 102.62 to complete his rise to the summit of world darts.

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The 35-year-old George said while it was important the current England side savoured Saturday's success, they needed to refocus ahead of next weekend's Autumn Nations Series finale against Argentina at Twickenham.

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