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Meanings of internationalist in English

Influenced by or advocating internationalism.

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The Labour Party has continued to be internationalist on trade ever since.
Radio NZ
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Obama, meanwhile, had made appointments in line with his overall internationalist goals.
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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The title itself comes from Junior Reid's internationalist reggae anthem One Blood.
The Guardian
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For Darwish the issue of Palestine became a prism for an internationalist feeling.
The Guardian
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They'd had their eye on the Bauhaus's internationalist cult for years.
The Guardian
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He is a true internationalist, and speaks out for individualism.
The new yorker
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His family was told only that he died "performing his internationalist duty."
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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This ran counter to the internationalist principles Merkel had stressed.
Reuters
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It is a Britain that, for all its faults, has been internationalist not isolationist.
The Guardian
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Yet Sunday's result showed most voters would rather be represented by a more internationalist leader.
Reuters
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Slideshow (4 images) We can build a truly internationalist, diverse and outward-looking Britain.
Reuters
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He was a distinguished academic, internationalist and political figure.
New york: the novel
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Tony Blair touched Labour's internationalist socialist heart last Tuesday.
The Irish Times
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Second, King confuses internationalist jihad with nationalist foreign insurgency.
The Guardian
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Once again, it sounded like something right up the alley of the internationalist ideologue Obama.
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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The internationalist spirit of fusion research certainly has currency on the political stage today, said Goldston.
Wired
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