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Meanings of celtic people in English
Russian
кельты Modern group of ethnicities who share Celtic languages and cultures.
Usage of celtic people in English
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We know that these trumpets were used in battle by Celtic peoples.
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Sympathy indeed is one of the deepest feelings among the Celtic peoples.
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The Celtic tiger may be booming but are the Celtic people happy?
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Wry smiles from the Donegal Celtic people, who took the crack well.
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Celtic People go with Eminem, the only white guy who can keep up.
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Perhaps the profoundest instinct of the Celtic peoples is their desire to penetrate the unknown.
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Celtic People think Oswald acted alone and without justification, just like Philadelphia 76er Andrew Toney.
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Gaelic: belonging to Highland Scotch or other Celtic people.
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Meanwhile, Celtic People smoke pot, just like the Chief.
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The ever-expanding fascination with the so-called Celtic peoples and their culture shows no signs of abating.
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Such was not the case with the Celtic peoples; that gentle little race was naturally Christian.
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Perhaps it's time for the Celtic peoples to have a Museum of the Celts in America.
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The torc was a metal necklace used by the Celtic peoples as a symbol of initiation.
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Celtic people say yes, because anybody who's ever looked into Larry Bird's eyes knows he's killer.
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Every social institution of the Celtic peoples was in the beginning only an extension of the family.
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The Welsh are a Celtic people, having no relationship with the English, who are a Germanic people.