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Meanings of strong in English
Immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with.
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Usage of strong in English
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Demand to clear new land for farming therefore remains strong, he said.
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Power Leisure said today the year has started robustly with strong activity.
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Europe is benefiting from strong economic growth in eastern and central Europe.
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Last year was strong but this year has really, really been strong.
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For example, funds with exposure to credit markets had a strong year.
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The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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Investors hope holiday sales will help retail stocks cap a strong year.
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ANALYSIS: Support is strong among the new states for the EU constitution.
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The belief that 'I am strong therefore I am right' has changed.
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Let the simple heart and hope among us Keep our family strong.
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She said the government needed to send a strong message about quality.
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Ryan made a similar proposal a year ago and faced strong opposition.
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However, President Clinton hailed the news as proof of a strong economy.
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He had expressed a strong commitment to Europe and the euro area.
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Most trade unions across western Europe are strong supporters of the euro.
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Seven days later, CA's negotiating position does not look quite so strong.
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