I. cover [ˈkʌvər, брит. -əʳ] СУЩ.
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| you | cover |
| he/she/it | covers |
| we | cover |
| you | cover |
| they | cover |
| I | covered |
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| you | covered |
| he/she/it | covered |
| we | covered |
| you | covered |
| they | covered |
| I | have | covered |
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| you | have | covered |
| he/she/it | has | covered |
| we | have | covered |
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| they | have | covered |
| I | had | covered |
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| you | had | covered |
| he/she/it | had | covered |
| we | had | covered |
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In like manner, technical collection means can have uncertainty that applies to a specific report, such as noting partial cloud cover obscuring a photographic image.
en.wikipedia.org Regulators have also launched investigations into security measures at the affected firms, and the credit card firms have said they will cover any financial losses.
www.telegraph.co.uk Inside, the house is full of books and art works: small sculptures, paintings, prints, postcards, ceramics, aboriginal artefacts and bark paintings, cover every available surface.
en.wikipedia.org Under the government's cover, outrageous financial manipulations were performed that enriched a narrow group of individuals at key positions of business and government.
en.wikipedia.org His cover featured a picture of a woman standing in a field warding off the presence of a giant floating skull decorated in a mirrorball fashion.
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