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internacionalismo Catalan
internacionalisme The doctrine that nations should cooperate because their common interests are more important than their differences.
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internacionalismo Synonyms
Examples for "internationality"
Examples for "internationality"
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Widely abhorred internationality for the brutal conduct of the war, Assad has largely reclaimed most of Syrian territory though much of it is ravaged.
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'I'm sure Signora Wellauer understands,' he said, surprised at the internationality of platitudes.
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The New Deal, the move toward internationalism: these would never have happened.
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The Brigaders remain heroes of the left for their internationalism and self-sacrifice.
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Even Europe is seen by many as a threat, an internationalism too far.
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After the moral and political disaster of Iraq, Britain needs a new internationalism.
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PROFILE:Despite good polls, will the Lib Dem leader's internationalism be used against him?
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They bring out in sharp relief the cultural internationalism of Germany.
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That internationalism was felt this year through the fashion collections displayed.
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Britain is an outward-looking country with a proud history of internationalism and co-operation.
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The left remains embarrassed, going on about internationalism and localism everywhere except England.
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The ideality and universality of internationalism itself are expressions of the philosophic spirit.
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At the top of a list of Communist virtues stood internationalism.
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Ever since the 1990s, the author has experienced an unprecedented internationalism.
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A floral consciousness and a pacifist internationalism are ideally suited for one another.
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Rubens remained all his life a committed partisan of humanist internationalism.
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In theory, and perhaps in practice, some day, nationalism need not conflict with internationalism.
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I really believed in internationalism, and now I'm fighting an underground war for nationalism.'
