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turning a could shoulder to

turning out to be true (right, correct)

turn to VB

turn to (a source, book, etc.)
turn to (a source, book, etc.)
turn to (a source, book, etc.)
turn to (a source, book, etc.)
turn to (a source, book, etc.)
turn to (a source, book, etc.)

do a good turn to VB

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English
It gave them a clue to determine how social class shapes the likelihood of people turning to others under crisis situation.
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Turning to the right the performer again waves the left hand, maybe pattering that the audience should watch the hand closely (more misdirection).
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More buyers are turning to their families for help as rising house prices make it harder to scrape together a sufficient deposit.
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With temperatures dipping so low, more and more people will be turning to gas, electric and kerosene heaters to swat away the cold.
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By turning to crowdfunding, some startups could be crowding out the mentorship that comes with professional investors.
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Turning to piracy was not that out of line for the young valiant in those years.
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They were no match for the poor, embittered, and heavily armed former soldiers from both sides who roamed the state, often turning to crime.
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Crown caps ensure freshness and a growing number of exacting producers are turning to the unpretentious closure to do just that.
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He worked as a projectionist and film editor before turning to directing short films and documentaries in the late 1960s.
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It then became extratropical, turning to the northeast before curving southeastward.
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