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Meanings of dialogue in English
Usage of dialogue in English
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However, he stressed dialogue was the only way to resolve the crisis.
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It's important that apart from military dialogue, to have serious political dialogue.
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They became an important and significant framework for dialogue, and continue today.
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She wrote: So one year later, as predicted, a new dialogue emerged.
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Iran has said Syria's problems must be solved by dialogue and elections.
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However, he reiterated Moscow's commitment to continue dialogue with the United States.
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EU and NATO dialogue with Russia was suspended, but restored months later.
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Washington says the government should enter a new dialogue with the opposition.
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The so-called intra-Afghan dialogue, however, is likely to be difficult and protracted.
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Better, she said, to use the shares to continue dialogue with executives.
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NF: My books are a dialogue; a dialogue between society and myself.
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The United Nations and other countries urged a peaceful solution and dialogue.
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The humour is not in the plot, but in the general dialogue.
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It comes after the army called for dialogue to resolve the crisis.
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As long as we are in dialogue it is good, he said.
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Eldorado said the decision provides a foundation to advance dialogue with Greece.
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Translations for dialogue
Russian
Spanish
Dialogue through the time
Dialogue across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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