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Meanings of old battles in English

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Usage of old battles in English
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There are few more lonely places than that scene of old battles.
The Old Front Line
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It's time to try something different, rather than re-enacting old battles.
The Guardian
3
The names of the courts, old battles, and notable persons.
The Wise Man’s Fear
4
Tonight a bottle of Capellan Vodka and I reviewed some of the old battles.
Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
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There is always the general who recalls old battles.
Julian
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The old battles are now well-nigh fought out; but new ones are looming ahead for us.
Post-Prandial Philosophy
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Politicians rarely let go completely of old battles.
The Irish Times
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Modern battles contain ghosts of centuries- old battles.
Reuters
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It was, like the old battles of Macedonian and Roman, a trial between two modes of warfare.
William the Conqueror
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He remembered, as he sailed on gently, his past missions, past colleagues, old battles, victories and routs.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Ender stayed long enough to see that things were going well, then left to watch the old battles.
Ender’s Game
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The promotion for the academy also recently brought up some of the old battles between Mazibuko and Zille.
The South African
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What do I care about the way they fought their old battles and built their old one-horse bridges!
Robert Hardy's Seven Days: A Dream and Its Consequences
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They discovered another way of approach which made the old way and the old battles seem to them futile.
Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries
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It may be that the current controversy is not unrelated to old battles between the Government and the OCI.
The Irish Times
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He said he wished to put aside what he called old battles between employers and unions and developers and environmentalists.
The Irish Times
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