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Meanings of great equaliser in English

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Usage of great equaliser in English
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Yet voting is both a great equaliser and a foreign idea for many.
Radio NZ
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Ninja Warrior has been a great equaliser -for spectators.
The Guardian
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The great equaliser will be the going, which has already forced the cancellation of today's card.
The Irish Times
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But climate change is the great equaliser.
The Guardian
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The internet was once considered a great equaliser, a platform that could bring strangers together, even across racial boundaries.
BBC
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Which brings us back to the idea of Ninja Warrior as a great equaliser for male and female athletes.
The Guardian
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DNA is the great equaliser.
The Guardian
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When increased access to higher education was introduced in the US and Britain, it was seen as a great equaliser.
The Guardian
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In the early days of coronavirus, there was a view that a global pandemic would act as a great equaliser.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile, there is a large gap between those who like to think that the virus is "the great equaliser" and reality.
The Guardian
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It's just the reverse, that's all, for nature is a great equaliser and every dog have him day and every puss have him four o'clock.
Jamaica Observer
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