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Meanings of expel foreign in English
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Usage of expel foreign in English
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The Taliban are fighting to expelforeign forces and bring down Afghanistan's Western-backed government.
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Ousted in 2001, the Taliban are fighting to expelforeign forces and bring down Afghanistan's Western-backed government.
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The Taliban have vowed to step up their war to expelforeign troops and bring down Karzai's government.
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The Afghan Taliban are fighting to expelforeign forces from Afghanistan and do not fight Pakistani security forces.
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The militants, fighting to expelforeign forces and bring down the Western-backed government, have also attacked infrastructure projects.
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The Taliban are fighting to expelforeign forces and to oust the Western-backed government of President Ashraf Ghani.
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Ousted from power in 2001, the Taliban are fighting to expelforeign forces and bring down Afghanistan's Western-backed government.
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The Taliban, fighting to expelforeign forces and re-establish their Islamic state since their ouster in 2001, welcomed Trump's comments.
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The Taliban and their allies have vowed to step up their violent campaign to expelforeign forces and bring down Karzai's government.
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The Taliban, fighting to expelforeign forces and impose their vision of Islamist rule, have condemned the Loya Jirga as a farce.
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The government has been struggling to impose its writ in the regions and to expelforeign militants and subdue their Pakistani allies.
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The intestines of humans and other animals, including sharks, reef fish, crocodiles and snakes, are already known to enshroud and expelforeign debris.
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The Taliban are fighting to overthrow the foreign-backed government of President Ashraf Ghani, expelforeign forces and impose their strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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Security officials in Afghanistan say resurgent Taliban militants, who have vowed to step up their campaign to expelforeign forces, profit from the trade.
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The Taliban has vowed to intensify attacks using suicide bombings in their campaign to expelforeign troops and overthrow the government of President Hamid Karzai.
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Taliban militants carried out more than 140 suicide attacks in 2007 in their campaign to overthrow the pro-Western Afghan government and expelforeign forces.