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Meanings of brawl in English
Usage of brawl in English
1
Clearly the latter were the result of the brawl with Liza Cooper.
2
However, the brawl may have aided Apple slightly in the long run.
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The brawl lasted several minutes until the guards retreated outside the compound.
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The confirmation process became a political brawl that deepened the country's divisions.
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Europe was reduced to a gigantic street brawl from Madrid to Moscow.
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Within in the space of a second, another brawl has broken out.
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A mass brawl followed and was only ended when riot police intervened.
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The teenager knocked unconscious during the brawl was released from hospital today.
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The final days in Miiska would be a tavern brawl by comparison.
10
Shocking moment two hospital workers have vicious MMA-style brawl in a cafe.
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England and Scotland football fans were also involved in a late-night brawl.
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Yet this petty brawl was in fact an irreparable and farreaching disaster.
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Mayers was detained following a brawl in downtown Stockholm on June 30.
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A press event to announce this fight descended into a wild brawl.
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This picture captures the moment a brawl broke out in Ukraine's parliament.
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Read more about the brawl with police in Melbourne at Herald Sun.
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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Australia
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