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Meanings of quiet diplomacy in English

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Usage of quiet diplomacy in English
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Sometimes, though, the United States prefers publicly challenging China to quiet diplomacy.
Reuters
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Was it quiet diplomacy when Jesus drove moneylenders out of the Temple forecourt?
The Guardian
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His aides say he is set on quiet diplomacy instead.
Reuters
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Cameron has preferred what he calls " quiet diplomacy" to Brown's more strident approach.
Reuters
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South Africa cannot continue with its " quiet diplomacy" while the people of Zimbabwe suffer.
The South African
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Just quiet diplomacy to keep the pressure on.
Radio NZ
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This is what George H. W. Bush praised in 1992 as Coe's " quiet diplomacy."
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Her approach of quiet diplomacy did not sit well with onlookers inside and outside of South Africa.
The South African
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The Australian government has been pursuing a strategy of " quiet diplomacy" to secure her release.
News.com.au
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Economic sanctions and quiet diplomacy had failed.
The Guardian
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She did not oppose Mbeki, for example, when his quiet diplomacy ruled the roost in relations with Zimbabwe.
The South African
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But much depends on quiet diplomacy in the run-up to the summit in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.
Reuters
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Others question whether quiet diplomacy by the secretariat has been effective, as states have little to fear from the Commonwealth.
The Guardian
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Its spokesperson Joanne Cox said her group favoured " quiet diplomacy" but won't dissuade others from going to court.
Radio NZ
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His mantra of " quiet diplomacy" must grate on the ears of the oppressed and starving people of Zimbabwe.
The Irish Times
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Keep engaging constructively; quiet diplomacy is better than the megaphone kind; otherwise the country will be driven back into Moscow's arms.
The Guardian
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