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Meanings of international sporting in English

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Usage of international sporting in English
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Other international sporting names described Mentriga's act as the definition of sportsmanship.
News.com.au
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The broadcasting roster was jam-packed with international sporting events and series finales.
The South African
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Participating in international sporting competitions is a nerve-wracking experience for any athlete.
The Irish Times
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Take the Olympics for example, the most reliable barometer of international sporting proficiency.
The Irish Times
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Australia has a proud record of hosting impeccable international sporting events.
News.com.au
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Should all international sporting successes by New Zealanders be celebrated equally?
Radio NZ
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Methods: Current concussion management guidelines from professional national and international sporting codes were reviewed.
Pubmed
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That genuine international sporting combat is centre stage in New York should be enough.
The Guardian
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The measures rank among the strictest anti-doping measures introduced by an international sporting federation.
The Irish Times
10
Zhukov said the majority of international sporting federations supported Russian athletes competing in Rio.
Radio NZ
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And there will be exhibits of Olympic philately, Olympic art & international sporting architecture.
The new yorker
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Like any other international sporting event, the World Cup should be a sponsor's dream.
The Irish Times
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The modern race has become a major international sporting occasion drawing millions of television viewers.
Reuters
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We were active and identified ourselves as a strong, confident and competitive international sporting nation.
Radio NZ
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Golf 2006 Ryder Cup: Ireland's biggest ever international sporting event will take place next September.
The Irish Times
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He said the country proved it is capable of hosting more international sporting events in future.
Radio NZ
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International sporting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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