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Meanings of generation in English
Usage of generation in English
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The Trust said her compositions continue to inspire a new generation today.
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But each generation must ask the question anew: what is Irish food?
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Iran says its nuclear work is solely for peaceful power generation purposes.
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Britain is set to build a new generation of nuclear power plants.
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Meet a new generation of young people striving to protect their history.
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By contrast, renewable energy is dominating new investment in power generation worldwide.
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At Langley a new generation of case officers was coming of age.
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The Company operates through two segments: Power generation and Associated business activities.
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Tehran says its nuclear activities are for power generation and medical research.
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Local democracy education in Northland schools would help educate the younger generation.
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They are also used in the water purification and power generation industries.
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Others hope a new generation of leaders could yet grasp the nettle.
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In second- and third-generation family businesses, only 12 per cent will survive.
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The Energy Solution segment is involved in cogeneration and solar power generation.
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The oil exporter says its nuclear programme is only for power generation.
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Use of these resources adds to a whole second generation of problems.
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Translations for generation
Portuguese
Generation through the time
Generation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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