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The phrase 'follow over' is not an idiom in English and is not commonly used in written English.
To achieve that you need a plan to follow over a longer period and that's what we try to do".
Already a champion (won the 2014 World Hurdle), but now one very much to follow over fences.
In other words, whilst it is certainly possible to insert exogenous genes into a chromosome, it is impossible to predict and calculate the outcomes and the interactions that will follow over long periods.
Development will follow over several generations".
Many of the financial details will follow over the summer.
The other Nobel prizes will follow over the next week.
Further exiles were to follow over the years, significantly to England in 1726.
The rest of his possessions will follow over the next few weeks.
Concerts will follow over the next three weeks at various other historic locales around Prague.
RFC says consumers "welcomed the idea of a series they could follow over a short period of time".
Other charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) will probably follow, over Andersen's endorsement of Enron's wretched accounts.
