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Meanings of league in English
Russian
льё Former unit of distance, hour's walk.
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Examples for "conference"
Examples for "conference"
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Photo: AFP The Health Ministry did not hold a media conference today.
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Furthermore, many ad-hoc CR-related meetings and conference activities take place across Europe.
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Risks remain and they remain large, Nishimura said in a news conference.
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A short time ago, the Prime Minister spoke at a press conference.
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But Sanchez told a news conference that health should come before politics.
People's Republic of China prefecture-level subdivision used in Inner Mongolia.
Usage of league in English
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Last good league: Promoted last year for first time in six years.
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However, the league officer in a statement issued this morning said that:
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We have already seen that the league is much different this year.
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The league's salaries this year average fifty-six thousand dollars, not including benefits.
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However, I'm really looking forward to seeing John Fleck in this league.
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There's no easing our way into the league this year, he said.
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Asked recently if he still watches rugby league, he said: Watch it?
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Block deals may help league table credit, especially when business is moribund.
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You look across Europe, and not every town has big-league teams there.
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That's why good attacks win games but good defences win the league.
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The Italian league leaders are by no means out of it, however.
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A new country, a new league - it was not so easy.
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Now, England has the best league in Europe and, arguably, the world.
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The league has come and gone without fuss; wait for the championship.
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It may come from a friend or col-league whose opinion you respect.
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It's the second-longest streak to start a playoff year in league history.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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Australia
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