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Meanings of fighting in English
Usage of fighting in English
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EU finance ministers today agreed a directive aimed at fighting money laundering.
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Content companies say the law would create important tools for fighting piracy.
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The government, he said, has taken appropriate measures in fighting the virus.
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Aweys also said Islamists would continue fighting President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed's government.
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They didn't really threaten us much today but good fighting effort again.
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The new government on Monday made fighting food inflation its top priority.
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For example, the fighting season began without a new Afghan defense minister.
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State officials in Washington said they would keep fighting for the work.
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We are extremely proud of her progress and fighting spirit thus far.
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Hundreds of refugees fleeing fighting in Macedonia arrived in Kosovo early today.
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Rules are strict: fighting, drug use and alcohol abuse lead to expulsion.
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In sympathy, yes; but I had no hand in the actual fighting.
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It was always, however, stronger among civilians than among the fighting men.
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Following are the main questions about the events: What's the fighting about?
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A government military spokesman, Philip Aguer, confirmed the fighting in Unity State.
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Two disasters this year have left the airline fighting for its future.
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Fighting through the time
Fighting across language varieties
New Zealand
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United States of America
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South Africa
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