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Meanings of bring the nation in English

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Usage of bring the nation in English
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The heatwave could bring the nation's hottest day on record, forecasters say.
Radio NZ
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The show he has staged will not bring the nation a good harvest.
The new yorker
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Under Theresa May, the Tory party would bring the nation back together after the referendum.
The Guardian
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Efforts to bring the nation together have started.
The Guardian
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How will Australia manufacture it at the dizzying scale required to bring the nation out of crisis?
The Guardian
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She had needed to " bring the nation behind her".
The Guardian
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But their 1977 show had entered folk memory as the culmination of TV's potential to bring the nation together.
The Guardian
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Indeed, he foresaw that to follow their advice would be to bring the nation to grief a second time.
Siege of Washington, D.C., written expressly for little people
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The only worry is that it could bring the nation to a halt as Rat fans down tools, cease trading and tune-in.
The Guardian
10
Sport, like the arts and music, has the capacity to bring the nation together and make us all feel that little bit taller.
Independent.ie
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NSW Health confirmed the deaths on Sunday - bringing the nation's death toll to five.
News.com.au
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South Australia has confirmed its third coronavirus death, bringing the nation's death toll to 51.
News.com.au
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Organisers hope they will take part and in doing so help bring the nations closer together.
BBC
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A single pound sufficient to bring the nations of the world to my feet in awed homage.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
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Until steamships and telegraphs brought the nations all close together, of course we could enjoy our isolation.
The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II
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The unprecedented display brought the nation to a standstill and paved the way for future gender equality wins.
News.com.au
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