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Meanings of enter politics in English

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Usage of enter politics in English
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Such comments certainly won't encourage more women to enter politics, she said.
The Irish Times
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They were both modest men-men unlikely to enter politics for personal advancement.
From the Bottom Up: The Life Story of Alexander Irvine
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Do you remember the moment you decided to enter politics?
Ebony
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It is unclear whether Hsien Yang plans to enter politics.
Reuters
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I chose to enter politics because I believed in it.
The Irish Times
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So, why do women underestimate their ability to enter politics?
Feminist dot com
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Ocalan said he wanted to return to Turkey after a 30-year absence and enter politics.
Reuters
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Georgina Downer -Liberal Downer is the fourth generation of her family to enter politics.
The Guardian
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Why would anyone choose to enter politics right now?
The Guardian
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It was an honor which he appreciated, though he had no desire to enter politics.
Purple Springs
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Call to Renewal announced its determination to enter politics on the side of true Christian values.
The new yorker
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He was evacuated after an attack on another convoy, and, questioning his mortality, resolved to enter politics.
Radio NZ
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A member of one of the best-known GAA families in the country is about to enter politics.
The Irish Times
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For years, publicly and privately, he urged the IRA to put away the gun and enter politics.
Independent.ie
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If you have such a mind and must enter politics, hide it; otherwise democracy will distrust you.
The Mirrors of Washington
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Angelina Jolie hinted on Friday that she might enter politics -and even seek the White House.
News.com.au
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