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Meanings of long standoff in anglès

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Usage of long standoff in anglès
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The terrorists surrendered after a long standoff with the police.
Transfer of power
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The FSB proposal comes amid a years- long standoff between clearing houses and their customers.
Reuters
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It wasn't a long standoff, but it was plenty hard.
White night
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The companies agreed to merge in July after a month- long standoff that became increasingly hostile.
Reuters
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After a long standoff Paul eventually capitulated, admitting in the end that Ravel was right.
The house of wittgenstein: a family at war
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This ended a more than week- long standoff over the health insurance program for lower-income residents.
Reuters
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But neither side is well-positioned for a long standoff.
Reuters
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Deepening violence has been central to the long standoff between the city's authorities and its people.
The Guardian
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Neither side is well-positioned for a long standoff.
Reuters
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Neither side was well-positioned for a long standoff.
Reuters
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After a long standoff outside a McDonald's, he raised his gun at officers and was shot.
Radio NZ
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Both vessels were released after amonths- long standoff.
Reuters
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Tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours India and China have escalated at a disputed border site after a weeks- long standoff.
Reuters
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Experts and diplomats say chances of a breakthrough in Moscow that could end the decade- long standoff are slim.
Reuters
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In May, Reuters reported that Dow internal watchdogs had a months- long standoff with the CEO over his expenses.
Reuters
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President Barack Obama said time was running out for diplomacy to resolve a long standoff over Iran's nuclear program.
Reuters
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