I. sponsor [ˈspɑːntsər, брит. ˈspɒntsəʳ] ГЛ. перех.
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II. sponsor [ˈspɑːntsər, брит. ˈspɒntsəʳ] СУЩ.
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| you | sponsor |
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| we | sponsor |
| you | sponsor |
| they | sponsor |
| I | sponsored |
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| you | sponsored |
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| we | sponsored |
| you | sponsored |
| they | sponsored |
| I | have | sponsored |
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| you | have | sponsored |
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| I | had | sponsored |
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| you | had | sponsored |
| he/she/it | had | sponsored |
| we | had | sponsored |
| you | had | sponsored |
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During her second term she sponsored a pair of government bills.
en.wikipedia.org The project was financed by the university and local sponsors.
en.wikipedia.org Nearly all architecture was government sponsored, and maintained great homogeneity of function and style.
en.wikipedia.org At the 1935 general election the party sponsored 20 candidates and saw eight of them elected.
en.wikipedia.org From 2007 has been the series sponsor, but that sponsorship ended at the end of the 2009.
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