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Meanings of concerted campaign in English

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Usage of concerted campaign in English
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This week has seen a concerted campaign to regain some economic initiative.
The Guardian
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He added that there had been a concerted campaign against me, Ms Yovanovitch said.
Radio NZ
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In 1988, the Soviet army left Afghanistan after a concerted campaign by the western-backed mujahideen.
The Guardian
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A concerted campaign to boost tourism in 2013 will give them a hand, the fuckers.
The Irish Times
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In its run at Apple's stronghold, Samsung had laid the groundwork for a concerted campaign.
Reuters
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The attempt at a concerted campaign comes as support for the EU is haemmorhaging across Europe.
The Guardian
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A concerted campaign against Isis in Iraq and Syria has stretched the militants across multiple fronts.
The Guardian
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Only a concerted campaign by local scientists succeeded in mobilising an international effort to save the site.
The Guardian
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There is no public critique of those who actually sell the murderous food, no concerted campaign of information.
The Guardian
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This is the start of a new and concerted campaign against gas being brought into our energy mix.
The Guardian
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The government had folded to political, industry and media interests which had run a concerted campaign that undermined democracy.
The Guardian
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Fewer women than men in developing countries have access to financial services, despite a concerted campaign to reach women.
Reuters
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Britain and the US have criticised what the US called a " concerted campaign" to intimidate foreign reporters.
The Guardian
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These are opening stages of whatwill be a broad and concerted campaign, Mr Bush said in anlate-night Oval Office address.
The Irish Times
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He urged Vietnam to launch a concerted campaign against wildlife crime, saying Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand should follow suit.
Reuters
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Normal Saudi discretion was thrown to the winds in what appeared to be a concerted campaign to advertise its anger.
The Irish Times
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