| trade n as n | 2.11 | The Washington Post identified the head of the arms trading firm as Wang Jun. | |||
| eliminate n as n | 2.04 | But the film eliminates Chief as storyteller. | |||
| endorse n as n | 2.04 | Castro endorses brother as his successor. | |||
| need n as n | 2.04 | The Christian faithful need Mary as the mother of Jesus. | |||
| boost n as n | 1.97 | Banks can boost their profits as yields decline. | |||
| declare n as n | 1.97 | The ads declared the victims as martyrs. | |||
| extend n as n | 1.97 | He extended his stay as a student. | |||
| involve n as n | 1.97 | How many of them involved using anger as an ally? | |||
| kill n as n | 1.97 | He said the men killed Santos as part of a robbery. | |||
| perform n as n | 1.97 | He said they have not allowed him to perform his duties as mayor. | |||
| release n as n | 1.97 | Marchers released white pigeons as a symbol of peace. | |||
| achieve n as n | 1.91 | She has achieved tremendous clout as a writer. | |||
| admit n as n | 1.91 | Lochinvar does not admit women as members. | |||
| attract n as n | 1.91 | He also attracted attention as an author. | |||
| block n as n | 1.91 | Settlers said they may block West Bank roads as part of their weekend protests. | |||
| challenge n as n | 1.91 | She challenged Mwashita as an independent, but lost a close race. | |||
| draw n as n | 1.91 | We drew our strengths as a family. | |||
| favor n as n | 1.91 | The group favors competition as a way of forcing electric rates down. | |||
| like n as n | 1.91 | I liked Barbie as a child. | |||
| save n as n | 1.91 | They saved her bedsheets as evidence. |