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Object

• Aug: Wed 31st Aug 2005: Outrage at Car Park Charges hike.
• Feb: Wed 15th Feb 2006: Andrew Duff fights to boost services.
• Sep: Period Property Discussion Forum Posted: Wed 13th Sep, 2006 7:25 pm Subject: Borrowers?
• Jul: Claiming DLA: MS Essentials 13 ( 17 % match ) Modified: Wed 12 Jul 2006 it on anything you like.
• bliss: With a little bit of searching you can find the idyllic spot to celebrate your newly wedded bliss.
• Apr: Wed 06 Apr 2005 From the list below. please tick the days which you would like to include in your search.

Adjective complement

• 26th: Wed 26th Jan 2005: A new frontier for Lords reform?
• 28th: Wed 28th Wednesday Lunchtime Concert at Windsor Parish Church of St John the Baptist, High Street, Windsor.
• 3rd: Posted: Wed 3rd May 06 19:33: Best site I see.
• 29th: Wed 29th Sep 2004: Manifesto to include final Lords reform.
• 27th: Wed 27th Oct 2004: Teather Tackles Brent Housing Crisis in Parliament.
• 22nd: Wed 22nd Jun 2005: Lords parity will not solve reform.

Used with adjective complement

• deliver: The order was placed by computer on Monday and was delivered Wed am.

Modifies a noun

• market: On 12 Aug 1315, K Edw II granted a Wed market to Bartholomew de Baddlesmere ( CChR, 130026, p. 282 ).

Used with why or when

• when: If you wed when March winds blow Joy and sorrow both you'll know.

Modifying Another Word

• newly: A newly wed couple emerges, descends some stairs.
• firmly: Social care practice in this domain in the UK is firmly wedded, in principle at least, to developing evidence-based services.
• still: He is still wedded to the idea and believes it can have great advantages.
• too: Regulators should not be too wedded to their own interpretation but recognize that different reflections of the same regulatory principles can be equally valid.
• so: It is difficult to be sure why the British are so wedded to absolute fairness in the distribution of public services.