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Meanings of political enemies in English
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Usage of political enemies in English
1
He denies wrongdoing and says the accusations were made by political enemies.
2
His political enemies declared in disgust that he had no redeeming vices.
3
The dearest wish of his political enemies had at last been realized.
4
What man in a public position, however humble, has not political enemies?
5
As political enemies go, the Green Party are a difficult one to oppose.
6
Over the years Eakes had made his share of political enemies in Raleigh.
7
Indrawati's resignation was seen by some as a victory for her political enemies.
8
Meanwhile, at Rome the political enemies of the Scipios were in the ascendency.
9
He says political enemies have tried to make him a scapegoat.
10
The criminal court went outside the common law to prosecute political enemies, e.g.
11
Now, while Watterson and Halstead were always good friends, they were political enemies.
12
Government backers have rejected suggestions that the campaign is really about eliminating political enemies.
13
After the vote, Santos said he had no political enemies.
14
His call to unity is in fact a veiled attack on his political enemies.
15
One of his earliest political enemies, Edwin M. Stanton, was extremely harsh and critical.
16
Sano wasn't ready to focus the investigation on Lord Niu, or Yanagisawa's political enemies.
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Political enemies through the time
Political enemies across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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