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Meanings of western attempt in anglès
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Usage of western attempt in anglès
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Ahmadinejad said Westernattempts to isolate Iran were in vain and he criticized Russia.
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Again, Westernattempts to introduce democracy appear to have been a waste of lives and money.
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But the victims' families have said the case was part of a Westernattempt to undermine Muslims and Libya.
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More broadly, any tougher sanctions would allow Iran's elite to point to Westernattempts to isolate Iran into capitulation.
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Meanwhile, Russia has said Westernattempts to get Moscow to discuss UN-backed sanctions contained "elements of blackmail".
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Relatives of the children have said the infections were part of a Westernattempt to undermine Muslims and Libya.
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Karen Armstrong, Muhammad: A WesternAttempt to Understand Islam (London, 1991), pp.108-117.
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The first westernattempts to get Moscow to back down over its seizure of Crimea failed on Wednesday evening.
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Relatives of the sick children say the infections were part of a Westernattempt to undermine Muslims and Libya.
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It ushers in a policy of "expanded nuclear containment" while pledging to resist Westernattempts to dominate the globe.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said Westernattempts to get Moscow to discuss sanctions against Syria contain "elements of blackmail".
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They say that Russia will likely try to block any Westernattempt to have the Security Council sanction Syria over its nuclear program.
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Some Russian officials have tried to cast WADA's behavior as part of what they say is a broader Westernattempt to hold back Moscow.
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But the victims' families, who received $1 million each, have said the case was part of a Westernattempt to undermine Muslims and Libya.
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Both Nicaragua and Bolivia railed against what they described as Westernattempts at "regime change", which they said was meant to undermine democratically elected governments.