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Meanings of little traction in anglès
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Usage of little traction in anglès
1
Unfortunately as a movement, tax evasion has appeal but very little traction.
2
Proposals to continue funding automatically have gotten little traction in Washington.
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Image: Junior Miranda The 1977 ASTP repeat proposal gained little traction.
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But the device has gained little traction in a crowded market.
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But he gained little traction for a bid, sources told Reuters at the time.
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For the most part, that argument has had little traction.
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They became a visible presence, gained a little traction, took a share of the day.
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That idea may have little traction in Congress.
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No wonder the movement got so little traction.
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Because of its complexity, the rumor got little traction and almost sank under its own weight.
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But he gained little traction for a bid.
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Turkey's calls for a buffer zone inside Syria have so far gained little traction among Western powers.
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The thing felt like it weighed the same as a Volkswagen, and the portway gave little traction.
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Their effort has gained little traction in Congress and even many Democratic members say the effort is premature.
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Trump's 2018 agenda, including construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall and an infrastructure proposal, has gained little traction.
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He called upon Islamist candidates to unify ranks ahead of the vote but the appeal gained little traction.
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Little traction across language varieties
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