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'develop of' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
There are a few different phrases that could be used in its place, depending on the context: • Develop from • Develop out of • Develop into For example: Over the years, his passion for music developed out of a love of singing.
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There is still time for a whispering campaign to develop, of course.
That to me is not a very helpful stage in the develop of psychiatric diagnosis.
"We purposely want to minimise centralised direction and let it develop of its own accord".
He added: "For years the BBC's management allowed a culture to develop of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse and allowing powerful bullies to prosper.
Any evidence that they now develop of improper accounting decisions might allow prosecutors to exert greater pressure on Mr. Causey to strike a deal.
Tells how the cells develop; of the larval stage, and how the the mussel secures itself against being washed away in the surf.
She says that she sought out jobs in original pieces because she loved the process of seeing a play develop, of playing a tangible part in the shaping of something new.
There is a high incidence of partial or complete failure of the testes to develop, of cryptorchidism (failure of one or both of the testes to descend into the scrotum), and of small external and internal genitalia.
It is our job to make research accessible Ahead of the REF, communications professionals can support academics to evidence and explaining impact, using their skills in presenting research in an accessible way to support the develop of lucid REF impact case studies.
A figure of 14 units per week was settled upon by the scientists who helped develop of these guidelines because this represents just under a 1% lifetime risk of death due to alcohol use (from any cause, not just due to cancer).
This gives trust an important role in the view people develop of GM food [52 54].
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