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The UN major group of NGOs, an umbrella group, condemned the document.
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Therefore, the larger umbrella term of CIF is used in this statement.
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All of them are regulated under the umbrella of common EU legislation.
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I shall be able to hold the umbrella over both of us.
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FGM is actually several different procedures, but this is the umbrella description.
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Victoria rummages through her bag and finds her brolly and her medicines.
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Also, it's Ireland in April so bring a brolly, a jumper and a hat.
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He slid the brolly into a sheath built into the chassis of the bike.
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I may even splash out on a Marry Poppins brolly.
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For years women in motor racing were just "brolly dollies" or mascots.
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A "gamp" became a slang word for umbrella in the 19th century.
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You kicked yourself because you hadn't taken your mother's advice and brought a gamp.
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All things are much as you left them, except that what regards gamp is a good deal better.
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Your gamp was someone else's.
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It is a goot blace for a gamp, Leftenant, und we shall pe all right in a tay or two.
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The French name parapluie tells the truth of umbrella use in a northern climate.
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Isn't that Emmeline Fox, trotting along under a parapluie?
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There are, indeed, many French suggestions in Cologne, and in the shops they still sometimes call an umbrella a parapluie.
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A laugh went off in his throat like a rat-bomb, sending the last of the guests scurrying for their bumbershoots.
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Legendary blues guitarist Bo Diddley performs at the 35th annual Bumbershoot Seattle Arts Festival in Seattle September 4, 2005.
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