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Meanings of become a haven in English

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Usage of become a haven in English
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There are many reasons why Yemen has become a haven for al Qaeda.
Reuters
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Western security agencies have long feared that Somalia could become a haven for terrorists.
Reuters
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And U.S. officials fear neighbouring Somalia could become a haven for other Islamic radicals.
Reuters
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The United States accused Venezuela last week of become a haven for drug traffickers.
Reuters
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That arrangement had sparked concerns that branches could become a haven for riskier assets.
Reuters
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Critics argue the area has become a haven for criminals.
The Guardian
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Khartoum had become a haven for exiled radicals and terrorists during the previous three years.
Ghost wars
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Nature has reclaimed the space and it has become a haven for wild flowers and animals.
BBC
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Since then it has become a haven for alcohol-starved diplomats and aid workers in the city.
The Irish Times
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Its coastline has become a haven for pirates preying on international shipping in the Indian Ocean.
The Guardian
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Neighbouring states and Western security forces fear the nation could become a haven for al Qaeda-linked extremists.
Reuters
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Neighbouring states and Western security forces fear the country could become a haven for al Qaeda-linked extremists.
Reuters
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We have simply become a haven currency.
The unincorporated man
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The West fears Somalia could become a haven for foreign militants looking to attack the region and beyond.
Reuters
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Never standing still for a moment on its journey to become a haven to introduce people to wildlife.
The Guardian
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Western security agencies say Somalia has become a haven for Islamist militant plotting attacks in the region and beyond.
Reuters
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