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Meanings of more hawkish in English
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Usage of more hawkish in English
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But that was before a new, and more hawkish government took over.
2
Foreign policy Clinton: Thought to be more hawkish and interventionist than Obama.
3
In those circumstances, the MPC is likely to become markedly more hawkish.
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Clinton has always been from the more hawkish wing of the Democratic Party.
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I have slight differences with her on foreign policy-she'smore hawkish.
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He had a reputation as one of the more hawkish Democrats in Washington.
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Labour's defence establishment ever since has striven to be more hawkish than any.
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McMaster -are more hawkish than Trump was during his campaign.
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The paper has raised concerns among more hawkish EU countries.
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Clinton backs that approach, but has struck a more hawkish tone in other areas.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's big election headache next year comes from even more hawkish euroskeptics.
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Markets elsewhere in Asia also moved to factor in expectations for more hawkish central banks.
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The outcome is a little bit more hawkish than what people were thinking going in.
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The IMF is both more hawkish and more dovish.
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Judging by his Twitter feed, Bolton is more hawkish on Russia than his new boss, Trump.
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So the fact that they fixed around yesterday's close is more hawkish than we had expected.
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More hawkish across language varieties
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