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Meanings of pragmatic approach in English

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Usage of pragmatic approach in English
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But I think the children of actors share a certain pragmatic approach.
The Guardian
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At the centre of Portugal's deeply pragmatic approach are the dissuasion boards.
The Guardian
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A more pragmatic approach is key to starting new conversations with new people.
The Guardian
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But governments, pension funds and individuals could all learn from this pragmatic approach.
Reuters
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The party takes a populist and pragmatic approach to economic issues.
The Guardian
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Expect him to pursue an invigorated, pragmatic approach to international relations.
Reuters
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Qatar has reasons for taking a more pragmatic approach with Iran.
Reuters
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Ek's pragmatic approach has endeared him to investors, consumers and employees.
The South African
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Both physicians acknowledged the discordance in epistemology should be addressed by pragmatic approach.
Pubmed
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A more pragmatic approach would be to set up something like a U.N.
Wired
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He said the locals' pragmatic approach helped him remain calm.
News.com.au
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But Alec took a more pragmatic approach to the problem.
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In a white paper issued on Jan. 29, the government takes a pragmatic approach.
Reuters
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Under Misbah's captaincy Pakistan have adopted an avowedly pragmatic approach.
The Guardian
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I have a very pragmatic approach, Haglund, formerly a member of the European Parliament, said.
Reuters
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Dr Smith said there needed to be a pragmatic approach taken to improving fresh water quality.
Radio NZ
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