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Meanings of mark international in English

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Usage of mark international in English
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Today residents are donning their kilts to mark international tartan day.
Radio NZ
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In March, five women's right activists were arrested over their plans to mark international women's day.
The Guardian
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Greece where a 24-hour general strike is taking place and protests are planned, to mark international Labour Day.
BBC
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To mark international Earth Day, seven New Zealanders recommend a daily change they think kiwis could make to help Aotearoa's environment.
Radio NZ
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To mark international Holocaust Day and the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Mr Weinstein talks about bringing the violins back to life.
BBC
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The announcement was made yesterday to mark International World AIDS Day today.
The Irish Times
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WHO took the time to recognise that Tuesday marks International World Health Day.
The South African
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Thursday, the day I play my very first match, marks International Women's Day.
The Guardian
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Caitlin Lynch has made a documentary about her to mark International Women's Day.
Radio NZ
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It followed massive protests on Sunday to mark International Women's Day.
Reuters
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People are being encouraged to plant a tree today to mark International Biodiversity Day.
The Irish Times
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The following day Meghan will take part in events to mark International Women's Day.
News.com.au
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The United Nations marks International Migrants Day on December 18.
Reuters
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This year, Islamists pelted marchers marking International Women's Day with stones, shoes and sticks.
Reuters
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It's The Ticket with a female twist to mark International Women's Day on Monday.
The Irish Times
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It followed a series of massive protests on Sunday to mark International Women's Day.
Independent.ie
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