Collocation(C1-C2)C:101-150

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Collocation(C1-C2)C:101-150

C1 . garner support … The proposal garnered widespread support among voters.

/ garner support … The proposal garnered widespread support among voters.

C2 . garner attention … The study garnered international attention.

/ garner attention … The study garnered international attention.

C3 . erode trust … Repeated scandals eroded public trust.

/ erode trust … Repeated scandals eroded public trust.

C4 . erode confidence … Inflation has eroded consumer confidence.

/ erode confidence … Inflation has eroded consumer confidence.

C5 . reconcile differences … Diplomats worked to reconcile differences.

/ reconcile differences … Diplomats worked to reconcile differences.

C6 . reconcile interests … Policymakers must reconcile competing interests.

/ reconcile interests … Policymakers must reconcile competing interests.

C7 . cement relations … The agreement cemented bilateral relations.

/ cement relations … The agreement cemented bilateral relations.

C8 . cement one’s reputation … The discovery cemented her reputation.

/ cement one’s reputation … The discovery cemented her reputation.

C9 . circumvent regulations … Some firms attempt to circumvent regulations.

/ circumvent regulations … Some firms attempt to circumvent regulations.

C10 . circumvent restrictions … Technology can circumvent geographic restrictions.

/ circumvent restrictions … Technology can circumvent geographic restrictions.

C11 . alleviate tensions … The treaty helped alleviate tensions.

/ alleviate tensions … The treaty helped alleviate tensions.

C12 . alleviate burdens … The reform alleviated financial burdens.

/ alleviate burdens … The reform alleviated financial burdens.

C13 . foster inclusivity … Schools should foster inclusivity.

/ foster inclusivity … Schools should foster inclusivity.

C14 . foster prosperity … Trade can foster prosperity.

/ foster prosperity … Trade can foster prosperity.

C15 . consolidate power … The leader sought to consolidate power.

/ consolidate power … The leader sought to consolidate power.

C16 . consolidate gains … The company is consolidating recent gains.

/ consolidate gains … The company is consolidating recent gains.

C17 . provoke backlash … The reform provoked a public backlash.

/ provoke backlash … The reform provoked a public backlash.

C18 . provoke outrage … The remarks provoked widespread outrage.

/ provoke outrage … The remarks provoked widespread outrage.

C19 . incur costs … Delays may incur substantial costs.

/ incur costs … Delays may incur substantial costs.

C20 . incur losses … The firm incurred heavy losses.

/ incur losses … The firm incurred heavy losses.

C21 . offset costs … Automation can offset labor costs.

/ offset costs … Automation can offset labor costs.

C22 . offset emissions … Some companies offset emissions through reforestation.

/ offset emissions … Some companies offset emissions through reforestation.

C23 . dispel doubts … The evidence dispelled doubts.

/ dispel doubts … The evidence dispelled doubts.

C24 . dispel myths … Education can dispel myths.

/ dispel myths … Education can dispel myths.

C25 . rectify injustices … Governments should rectify historical injustices.

/ rectify injustices … Governments should rectify historical injustices.

C26 . exacerbate polarization … Social media may exacerbate polarization.

/ exacerbate polarization … Social media may exacerbate polarization.

C27 . exacerbate uncertainty … Trade disputes exacerbated uncertainty.

/ exacerbate uncertainty … Trade disputes exacerbated uncertainty.

C28 . curtail freedoms … Excessive surveillance may curtail freedoms.

/ curtail freedoms … Excessive surveillance may curtail freedoms.

C29 . curtail spending … Households have curtailed spending.

/ curtail spending … Households have curtailed spending.

C30 . bolster resilience … Communities must bolster resilience.

/ bolster resilience … Communities must bolster resilience.

C31 . bolster competitiveness … Innovation bolsters competitiveness.

/ bolster competitiveness … Innovation bolsters competitiveness.

C32 . safeguard interests … Nations seek to safeguard their interests.

/ safeguard interests … Nations seek to safeguard their interests.

C33 . safeguard freedoms … Constitutions safeguard fundamental freedoms.

/ safeguard freedoms … Constitutions safeguard fundamental freedoms.

C34 . uphold integrity … Researchers must uphold academic integrity.

/ uphold integrity … Researchers must uphold academic integrity.

C35 . uphold justice … Courts exist to uphold justice.

/ uphold justice … Courts exist to uphold justice.

C36 . foster engagement … Schools should foster civic engagement.

/ foster engagement … Schools should foster civic engagement.

C37 . generate employment … Infrastructure projects generate employment.

/ generate employment … Infrastructure projects generate employment.

C38 . generate controversy … The proposal generated controversy.

/ generate controversy … The proposal generated controversy.

C39 . restore order … Authorities acted swiftly to restore order.

/ restore order … Authorities acted swiftly to restore order.

C40 . restore trust … Transparency helps restore trust.

/ restore trust … Transparency helps restore trust.

C41 . bridge divides … Dialogue can bridge ideological divides.

/ bridge divides … Dialogue can bridge ideological divides.

C42 . narrow inequalities … Education helps narrow inequalities.

/ narrow inequalities … Education helps narrow inequalities.

C43 . preserve autonomy … Universities must preserve autonomy.

/ preserve autonomy … Universities must preserve autonomy.

C44 . preserve legitimacy … Institutions need to preserve legitimacy.

/ preserve legitimacy … Institutions need to preserve legitimacy.

C45 . wield influence … Major corporations wield influence globally.

/ wield influence … Major corporations wield influence globally.

C46 . exercise restraint … Leaders should exercise restraint.

/ exercise restraint … Leaders should exercise restraint.

C47 . exercise authority … Officials exercised their authority responsibly.

/ exercise authority … Officials exercised their authority responsibly.

C48 . command respect … Effective leaders command respect.

/ command respect … Effective leaders command respect.

C49 . command attention … The issue commands global attention.

/ command attention … The issue commands global attention.

C50 . inspire confidence … Consistent policies inspire confidence.

/ inspire confidence … Consistent policies inspire confidence.