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Meanings of new agenda in English
Catalan
democratic left 
Synonyms
Examples for "na"
Examples for "na"
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The Government has injected a further £51 million into Bord na Mona.
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Perioperative adverse events were compared with those in an imatinib-naïve historical control.
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I hope there was na ony great secret in that same note.
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After his death there lived in South Car-o-li-na a wise young woman.
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National Bank of Canada NA.TO officials said on Wednesday it could too.
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Worst of all, the RAF terror campaign weakened the whole democratic left in Germany.
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In Europe the democratic left has succeeded everywhere.
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Labour and Democratic Left leaders are said to be monitoring events closely.
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Democratic Left, the junior partner, abstained in protest at labour market reforms.
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Neither Democratic Left nor the Green Party received money from this source.
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NOTES: Crimson Tide freshman DL Daron Payne made his first career start.
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Campbell Shipping said the DL Marigold was not part of its fleet.
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We found that 239DL replication was only slightly attenuated early during infection.
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The lateralization quotient for DL words did not significantly differ among the groups.
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Conclusion: The calibration of DL algorithm can be augmented through simple recalibration procedures.
Usage of new agenda in English
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Mirel said the new agenda for Kosovo was supported by the five countries.
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It was a hopeful time and there was much talk of the new agenda.
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Mr Le Pen's breakthrough brings a new agenda of xenophobic nationalism onto the political agenda.
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Respondents to the survey select six of 16 given development priorities to define a new agenda.
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Trying to push some kind of new agenda.
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After an undistinguished though relatively successful under-card career in the US he set himself a new agenda.
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Small molecules will still be part of the mix, but patient expectations are driving a new agenda.
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And the first item on the new agenda is the puncturing of public expectations about the economy's future.
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This didn't feel like an extension of a conversation it felt like reframing to suit a new agenda.
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Country-led, accountable, transparent and inclusive partnerships with peace at their core will underlie the success of the new agenda.
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And that's why we are investing in transport, from Northern Powerhouse rail to a huge new agenda of road improvements.
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A Democrat-controlled Congress with myriad powerful committees able to set a new agenda will bring that realignment to Washington at last.
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The two main farming groups on both sides of the Border have set a new agenda for farming after foot-and-mouth in Ireland.
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Intolerance has also risen in the last two decades with a revival in Hindu nationalism and its new agenda to fight Christian missionaries.
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Well this is a new agenda and I believe we have to change the way we think about development, said Mangkusubroto in an interview.
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The holy grail of all new brand builders is to create a disruptive innovation that sets a new agenda and sparks sustained category growth.