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Meanings of heartland in English

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Usage of heartland in English
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The insurgents have carried out attacks in the Russian heartland, including Moscow.
Reuters
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One result has been an economic boom in AKP's central Anatolian heartland.
Reuters
3
As a result, the pandemic has pushed deep into the American heartland.
News.com.au
4
The BBC's Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen reports from President Assad's heartland.
BBC
5
Protecting the Assad heartland is a role he takes great pride in.
The Guardian
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Several militant groups thrive in the impoverished, rural areas of Pakistan's heartland.
Reuters
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Just another day in the USA, especially in the yahoo rural heartland.
Hostile intent
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The deluge has hit one-quarter of the country, including its agricultural heartland.
The Irish Times
9
The cafe was a welcome surprise, totally unexpected in the Scottish heartland.
The South African
10
By the fall of 2003, the Sunni heartland was in open revolt.
The forever war
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The school is located in northeast Nigeria, the heartland of the insurgency.
Reuters
12
Away from the drinks, the Midwest is also an unexpected cultural heartland.
News.com.au
13
Plenty of heartland cops were ex-military, but Reacher didn't think Peterson was.
61 hours
14
Limerick is the heartland of Munster Rugby, Thomond Park its legendary venue.
Independent.ie
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Elsewhere, Bauhaus-style trailers brought German beer and Oktoberfest spirit to the American heartland.
Reuters
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Within a year, exposures topped 90 percent in several heartland states.
Wired
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