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Meanings of hooliganism in English

Portuguese
vandalismo
Catalan
vandalisme
Spanish
vandalismo

Willful wanton and malicious destruction of the property of others.

vandalismo
Usage of hooliganism in English
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Yet even today, people talk about Hillsborough in the context of hooliganism.
The Guardian
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Read: How the PSL and SAPS plan to tackle hooliganism in stadiums
The South African
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We've condemned the hooliganism and violence in the strongest possible terms.
The South African
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There is clearly more to the Port Said tragedy than everyday football hooliganism.
The Guardian
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The year was 1980 and football hooliganism was at its height in England.
The Irish Times
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Found guilty of malicious hooliganism, he was sentenced to five years in exile.
The gates of november
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Football-related arrests remain at historically low levels and incidents of hooliganism are rare.
The Guardian
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As usual for rugby there is no hooliganism, no need for riot police.
The Irish Times
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Should the FA be notified as a possible cure for hooliganism?
The Guardian
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Their trial on charges of hooliganism is likely to be shelved.
The Guardian
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Though a piracy conviction was a long shot, hooliganism was not.
The Guardian
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All of those detained still face possible trial on hooliganism charges.
BBC
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This form of 'scientific hooliganism' has, in fact, become somewhat notorious.
The Dawn of Amateur Radio in the U.K. and Greece: A Personal Vie...
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They will now face lesser charges of hooliganism rather than piracy.
BBC
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Moscow police arrested four Russian citizens over the incident and charged them with hooliganism.
Reuters
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VIOLENCE and hooliganism returned at the weekend at football grounds in England and Belgium.
The Irish Times
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Translations for hooliganism
Portuguese
vandalismo
Catalan
vandalisme
Spanish
vandalismo
Hooliganism through the time
Hooliganism across language varieties
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