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Meanings of combat terrorism in English

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Usage of combat terrorism in English
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Pence said Washington would continue working with Indonesia to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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Myanmar rejects that accusation, saying action was needed to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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Qirbi appealed for more help from other countries to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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That shows up clearly in this summit's decision on how to combat terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Is this really how we're going to combat terrorism and extremism?
News.com.au
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We need American support to fight terrorism, we need American equipment to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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Clinton has also called for stepped-up efforts by U.S. technology companies to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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Its intended use was to combat terrorism in a bid to control money laundering.
Wired
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If the US-backed coalition's campaign was intended to combat terrorism, that too has flopped.
The Guardian
10
Instead, they see him as a powerful force to combat terrorism in uncertain times.
The Guardian
11
Britain has demanded Pakistan do more to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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European ministers have agreed to give police access to some airline passenger data to combat terrorism.
The Irish Times
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They agreed that the United States and its allies would take tougher steps to combat terrorism.
The Irish Times
14
And last month, the kingdom announced the formation of a 34-nation Islamic military coalition to combat terrorism.
Reuters
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And whilst we are determined to combat terrorism, we intend to do so using appropriate means, he said.
The Irish Times
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But Obama assured Karzai of more U.S. cooperation with the Afghan government to combat terrorism and bring security.
Reuters
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