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(1) It is necessary that a person should provide against a raing day.
(2) This law is to provide against employing child labourers.
(3) It is wise to provide against emergency.
(4) Health insurance will provide against loss of income if you become ill.
(5) The government has to provide against a possible oil shortage in the coming months.
(6) So many banks prefer to provide against their loans and pray for recovery.
(7) You'd better provide against an earthquake.
(8) It is wise to provide against accidents.
(9) We have to provide against accidents [ emergency ].
(10) This law provide against employing child labourers.
(11) We have to provide against accidents.
(12) We can take steps to provide against a severe winter.
(13) It's quite dry these days. we should provide against fire.
(14) We need to provide against a possible attack by the enemy. Sentencedict.com
(15) We should try our best to provide against the return of bird flu.
(16) Attentions: Moisture - proof, Provide against tearing[sentencedict.com], Provide against pollution . Should not lay up in colored goods.
(17) We must not provide against the loss of wealth by poverty.
(18) They reminded us to provide against a shortage of coal.
(19) Beach operators do not have a legal obligation to provide against injury or drowning.
(20) One should always look for a possible alternative and provide against it.
(21) In the U.S.A. people try to save money to provide against their old age.
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