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Meanings of strengthen the hand in English

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Usage of strengthen the hand in English
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And I'll work to strengthen the hand of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006)
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They could not be permitted to strengthen the hand of Great Britain's enemy.
The Acadian Exiles : a Chronicle of the Land of Evangeline
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The unfolding events, though horrific, may well strengthen the hand of moderate Muslim opinion.
The Guardian
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His recovery has appeared to strengthen the hand of Italians opposed to end-of-life solutions.
The Irish Times
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Needs assessments strengthen the hand of disabled persons and their families in pressing for services.
The Irish Times
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The cancellation of the talks will only strengthen the hand of extremists within the MILF.
Reuters
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Eat it now and it will strengthen the hand.
The old man and the sea
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But a win could strengthen the hand of antitrust regulators looking at other, similarly structured mergers.
Reuters
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If they are able to do so, it will strengthen the hand of the Third Front.
The Guardian
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The danger is, Obama's cack-handed attempt to intervene may instead strengthen the hand of the centre's opponents.
The Guardian
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The news can only strengthen the hand of Icahn in his bid to shake up the company, analysts said.
Reuters
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European countries fear that by abandoning it, Washington could undermine Rouhani and strengthen the hand of his hardline opponents.
Reuters
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But there were those volunteers that M. de Cussy was enrolling to strengthen the hand of the King's General.
Captain Blood
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That means opening China further to foreign investment, a realisation that could strengthen the hand of officials advocating faster reform.
Reuters
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That means opening China further to foreign investment, a realization that could strengthen the hand of officials advocating faster reform.
Reuters
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To strengthen the hand of a future prime minister, some ministers want to step up preparations for a no-deal exit.
Reuters
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