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Meanings of reach a consensus in English

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Usage of reach a consensus in English
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Together they could reach a consensus on a new framework for PMQs.
The Guardian
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The groups were told to discuss the scenarios and reach a consensus.
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
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The commission did not reach a consensus on the exemption at the time.
Reuters
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England needs to reach a consensus, not an artificial short-term confrontation.
The Guardian
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The question is to try and reach a consensus, the former England captain said.
The South African
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It often takes decades of searching before archaeologists reach a consensus on such questions.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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For the legislation to proceed, the three institutions would need to reach a consensus.
Reuters
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The committee's mandate was to reach a consensus on wording.
The Irish Times
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On Tuesday, jurors reported they could not reach a consensus.
The Guardian
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The locusts were singing their evening chorale while we tried to reach a consensus.
Dead ever after
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What if markets get spooked over Washington's inability to reach a consensus on fiscal matters?
Reuters
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In August Alastair Clarkson urged the league to reach a consensus so clubs could plan ahead.
News.com.au
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If the two parties cannot reach a consensus, the Justice Department can sue and force reform.
Reuters
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Loya jirgas have traditionally been a forum to discuss and reach a consensus on important political issues.
Reuters
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Or even ones that require the elaborate mechanism of a new convention to reach a consensus on.
The Irish Times
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If they cannot reach a consensus, the company would be liquidated, wiping out much of their investments.
Reuters
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