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Meanings of most vocal in English

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Usage of most vocal in English
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So far the most vocal demands have come from outside Santa Fe.
The Guardian
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While conservative groups have been most vocal, the debate transcends party lines.
Reuters
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But the suspension did not satisfy one of Imus' most vocal critics.
Reuters
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Steve Baker, Andrew Bridgen and Mark Francois are the most vocal members.
The Guardian
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The most vocal critic was singer and domestic violence campaigner Guy Sebastian.
News.com.au
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Kennedy turned her gaze on Workman who was usually the most vocal.
Act of treason
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Free Presbyterians are among the most vocal in opposing the Good Friday Agreement.
The Guardian
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Germany, France and Britain were among the most vocal opponents of the increase.
Reuters
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Musk, whose companies use lithium-ion batteries extensively, has been among the most vocal.
Wired
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However, the most vocal proponents of the fasting movement seem to be men.
The Guardian
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France has been among the most vocal critics of Assad's actions.
Reuters
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He is currently living in London as one of Putin's most vocal critics.
The Irish Times
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He is often one of the most vocal and he was the same.
The Guardian
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But even that film's most vocal supporters admitted the film overreached itself somewhat.
The Irish Times
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He has since become one of the regime's most vocal critics.
The Guardian
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Even the Scots, normally the most vocal supporters, seemed strangely subdued.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Most vocal through the time
Most vocal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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