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Meanings of communist country in English

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Usage of communist country in English
1
It has the most successful and dynamic economy of any former communist country.
The Guardian
2
It is the latest step in establishing closer ties with the communist country.
BBC
3
In the 1960s, few people wanted to buy stamps from a communist country.
BBC
4
There wasn't a single communist country capable of such greatness.
Consent to kill: a thriller
5
It is like living in a communist country on steroids.
News.com.au
6
It is a communist country with aggressive imperialist intentions and an appalling human rights record.
The Irish Times
7
New Zealand is not yet a communist country.
Radio NZ
8
Muntarbhorn has never been allowed to visit the reclusive communist country and Pyongyang rejects his mandate.
Reuters
9
It served as a reminder of the idea of a single Korea; one big communist country.
Reuters
10
In that time, Vietnam was a communist country.
The Guardian
11
Even Cuba, a communist country no less, is giving three full days to mourning the Pope.
The Irish Times
12
Otto Warmbier (22) was arrested in the reclusive communist country while visiting as a tourist.
The Irish Times
13
He ran the communist country with an iron grip and was the object of an intense personality cult.
The Irish Times
14
The eurosceptic Kaczynskis have made a fight against corruption the centrepiece of their campaign in the former communist country.
The Irish Times
15
But hiring them without government help will be difficult since there is no private labor market in the communist country.
Reuters
16
ALBANIA The European backpacking trail is veering to the Adriatic Coast, specifically to the formerly troubled communist country of Albania.
News.com.au
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Communist country through the time
Communist country across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare