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But the predominant shows in each country are their own.

It makes me feel as if one side of the family is predominant.

As was the case last year, Chinese art is predominant.

The predominant risk to growth is the high energy prices.

What then would it matter if English were the world's predominant language?

The predominant age range of participants was 50 to 66 years.

Here was a movie about the predominant art form of our time: Note taking.

Public house from the 50s-60s, it has been one of the most predominant in the region.

Today, grazing is still the predominant industry of the area.

And officials believe that this is now the predominant means of the its spread here.

"The predominant drive to form the union was a commercial one," he said.

Grazing has been the predominant use of the training area since 1920.

For most of his 19 years as anchor, he was the "predominant news voice in America."

In fact, children's needs should be the predominant, if not only, consideration.

These have to do mainly with the predominant program material.

"After 10 years of this, the predominant experience is depression."

Agriculture is still the most predominant economic activity in the state.

Company, commercial and international work continued to increase during the next 20 years, by which time it had become the predominant part of the practice.

The predominant force in these decisions has been the interests of large economic and financial groups.

The predominant color is red to cream, but white animals are also found.

In fact, that is the predominant view of leading analysts.

Following the war, the school resumed its predominant Chinese education.

Wizard - This is the predominant support class in the game.

The one thought of not striking back until I could hurt them was predominant.

The school always give predominant consideration in the field of arts.