Name generally used for a taxon, group of taxa or organism(s)
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He called Hazel in his mind by the country name for wood-sorrel-theSleeping Beauty.
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A subsequent, deeply unpopular agreement that resolved a long-running country name dispute with North Macedonia also upset many Greek voters.
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Methodology See here the list of articles that contain the term "Africa" but no other African country name.
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The user name of those accounts is a variation of the same city or country name used for the password.
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The sanctioned country name.
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No other of the countries named has less than 3 per cent.
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After passing all these places, they came to a country named Ma-t'âou-lo.
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The consumption, about fifteen thousand tons a year, is confined almost wholly to the countries named.
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Relations had been warming in recent months with both countries naming charges d'affaires in their respective embassies.
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Argentina and Turkey, the other two countries named in the complaint, have yet to submit a response.
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Ten country names are to be called out in a room in central Warsaw charged with excitement.
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St. John's Wood and Turnham Green: both these places with beautiful country names became hateful to me.
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The idea is not perhaps constitutionally expressed, but it is universally and deeply felt in the countries named.
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As 27 EU country names were called out, the relevant delegates whooped with delight and waved their flags.
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Does anyone exist who knows really what is the average level of acting in the four countries named?
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Why was our country named America?
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