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Meanings of organised in English

Being a member of or formed into a labor union.

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Since then, demonstrations organised by student groups have taken place almost daily.
Reuters
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Global agencies say the Balkans are a major crossroads for organised crime.
Reuters
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However, motives might be found in other areas, such as organised crime.
The Irish Times
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The Friends in New York begin their well organised Irish relief work.
The Irish Times
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Speaking to the media, he said: It was a badly organised unit.
The Guardian
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How much proof do you need for this harassment being state organised?
The Guardian
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But organised opposition at home is often met with arrests and beatings.
The Guardian
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Williams said those staff were still filtering into the organised crime group.
Radio NZ
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International election monitors have said the elections were calm and well organised.
Reuters
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We organised open days and farm walks and responded to media requests.
The Irish Times
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But none had been organised for a number of years in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The seminar was organised in response to growing interest in the sector.
The Irish Times
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Suspicion has swirled about possible links between the payments and organised crime.
Reuters
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This question will be asked at a conference organised by the Respond!
The Irish Times
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Twelve people have been arrested over organised crime in the Dublin region.
The Irish Times
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The operation was targeting organised crime groups in the Sandyford area .
The Irish Times
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