go under
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| you | go under |
| he/she/it | goes under |
| we | go under |
| you | go under |
| they | go under |
| I | went under |
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| you | went under |
| he/she/it | went under |
| we | went under |
| you | went under |
| they | went under |
| I | have | gone under |
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| you | have | gone under |
| he/she/it | has | gone under |
| we | have | gone under |
| you | have | gone under |
| they | have | gone under |
| I | had | gone under |
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| you | had | gone under |
| he/she/it | had | gone under |
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| you | had | gone under |
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The stern of the ocean liner did not go under but remained visible from the sea.
en.wikipedia.org Topics classified under the term of quantum optics, especially as applied to engineering and technological innovation, often go under the modern term photonics.
en.wikipedia.org Certain companies, such as mining or oil drilling often take several years before they can generate positive income, while many of them will go under.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the aspects that go under virtual campus includes various types of learing activities such as lectures, homework, discussions, readings, assignments.
en.wikipedia.org The rope must go under the arms; actions such as pulling the rope over the shoulders may be considered a foul.
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