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Meanings of dominated in English

Harassed by persistent nagging.

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Usage of dominated in English
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The migrant crisis has dominated in Europe for much of this year.
BBC
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Nevertheless, the UK remains a highly profitable market, increasingly dominated by S&N.
The Guardian
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The migrant crisis in Europe has dominated headlines for much of 2015.
BBC
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Such firms often struggle to access credit in China's state-dominated financial system.
Reuters
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Issuance remains dominated by the transport sector, particularly rail, followed by energy.
The Guardian
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Education issues dominated the weekend negotiations on the renewed Programme for Government.
The Irish Times
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A small group of family owned businesses dominated the luxury fashion industry.
Radio NZ
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The Netherlands dominated the second half without bombarding the Northern Ireland goal.
The Guardian
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By the fourth Ireland were seven points up and dominated field position.
The Irish Times
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Those four parties had dominated the last State Duma, the lower house.
Radio NZ
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Talk of cheating dominated the post-match talk within the Ireland dressing room.
The Guardian
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He said Shi'ite-dominated Iran did not want the Taliban back in power.
Reuters
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The Kurdish-dominated administration has alternatively suggested creating a local war crime tribunal.
The Guardian
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He leads a coalition government dominated by pro-settler parties, including his own.
Reuters
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But this problem of male-dominated script credits isn't just the good Doctor's.
The Guardian
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Roughly speaking, two proposals of strikingly different import have dominated this debate.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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