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Meanings of international terms in anglès

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Usage of international terms in anglès
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In international terms the best examples of South African art were very good value.
The South African
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In international terms that sort of figure is small beer.
The Irish Times
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INTERVIEW:New Zealand's literary scene is vibrant, yet many writers feel like outsiders in international terms.
The Irish Times
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Rebellion's €6 million budget is big for RTE, but small in international terms.
The Irish Times
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And the Irish stock market, minuscule in international terms, will not be immune from that trend.
The Irish Times
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The result is a sense of unease and uncertainty despite the NHS ranking excellently in international terms.
The Guardian
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More than 80 per cent of students now sit the Leaving Certificate, a very high rate in international terms.
The Irish Times
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In international terms, too, America's recent performance looks stellar...
The new yorker
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Rob Joyce, an IFS researcher, said: It is not just unusual in international terms but also unusual historically for the UK.
The Guardian
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Irish research is underfunded in international terms, but it is very efficient and delivers an excellent return on investment to the taxpayer.
The Irish Times
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The Helensville MP argues New Zealand benefited from "good luck" in the early days, and that its performance had been "average in international terms".
Radio NZ
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The hard fact is that in international terms the vast majority of talented girls have reached the top 100 by the time they are 18.
The Guardian
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