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Meanings of closest allies in English

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Usage of closest allies in English
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But even some of his closest allies know something needs to give.
News.com.au
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Moscow sees Venezuela as one of its closest allies in the region.
BBC
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He and his closest allies were sometimes called the Youth League Gang.
Enigma of China
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Its three closest allies make a bizarre trio -Syria, Iran and Israel.
The Guardian
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The Scottish Greens have been the SNP's closest allies in the independence movement.
The Guardian
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Some of Trump's closest allies in the U.S. Congress urged more than sanctions.
Reuters
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I know, though, that Marek is one of his closest allies.
The kommandant's girl
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He was one of former Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit's closest allies.
Reuters
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The old King's closest allies had rebuffed him; the others had ignored him.
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The Illinois senator is one of Obama's closest allies in Congress.
Reuters
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Chang, even his closest allies will admit, was an acquired taste.
News.com.au
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Even their closest allies have turned their back on an arrogant, gangster-inspired president.
The South African
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Western nations first targeted Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest allies and businessmen with sanctions.
Reuters
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The countries driving a global surge in executions are among the UK's closest allies.
The Guardian
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Holder, one of Obama's closest allies, has had a rocky tenure as attorney general.
Reuters
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But his intervention drew sharp criticism from some of the ex-Prime Minister's closest allies.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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