adjourn LAW
- adjourn
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adjourn VB
- adjourn
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- adjourn
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- adjourn
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- adjourn
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adjourn ECON
- adjourn
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| they | adjourn |
| I | adjourned |
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| you | adjourned |
| he/she/it | adjourned |
| we | adjourned |
| you | adjourned |
| they | adjourned |
| I | have | adjourned |
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| they | have | adjourned |
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The trial was subsequently rescheduled, and adjourned, several times.
en.wikipedia.org The committee adjourns for a private conference to discuss their decision.
en.wikipedia.org The tribes convened at daybreak, and were obliged to adjourn at sunset.
en.wikipedia.org At the conclusion of the meeting, the lodge might adjourn for a formal dinner, or "festive board", sometimes involving toasting and song.
en.wikipedia.org The court was adjourned and the crowd dispersed.
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