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Meanings of strong links in English

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Usage of strong links in English
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Decades of research have demonstrated strong links between social ties and health.
Pubmed
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Both have strong links to the United Front Work Department in Beijing.
News.com.au
3
The final route is discretionary, based on strong links to the UK.
The South African
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It has a long history of corruption and strong links with organized crime.
The Lost Continent
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Many of these products had strong links with the less-regulated shadow banking sector.
Reuters
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Maloya has strong links to Creole culture but also ska, samba and Afrobeat.
Radio NZ
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Zambia is the continent's biggest copper producer and has strong links with China.
The Guardian
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This reflected Ulster's strong links to the American revolution, primarily from the Presbyterian community.
The Irish Times
9
Liverpool was the obvious choice because of strong links forged during the cotton trade.
BBC
10
That leaves the focus on Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, which already share strong links.
Reuters
11
Similarly, in the US, the trade union movement maintains strong links with the Democratic Party.
The Irish Times
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Now in its fifth year, the Lounge represents the Guardian's strong links with the festival.
The Guardian
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Several members of the cumann retain strong links with the former party TD, Beverley Flynn.
The Irish Times
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However, he has maintained strong links with west Kerry.
The Irish Times
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A Dutch study in 2012 found strong links between dementia and people's sense of loneliness.
News.com.au
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Nonetheless, they have strong links to the local community.
The Guardian
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
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