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Meanings of very pragmatic in English

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Usage of very pragmatic in English
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Hormats described the half-dozen Brotherhood officials he met with as very pragmatic.
Reuters
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Try and think about it in a very pragmatic, logical way.
The Irish Times
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But now a purist sounded very pragmatic as he spoke of his priorities.
The Guardian
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But Keogh is very pragmatic that standing still wasn't an option.
Independent.ie
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And the Republicans are very pragmatic, said one EU envoy.
Reuters
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Oman calls Naimah very pragmatic, and describes himself as all emotional, with heartstrings everywhere.
Ebony
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History is a very rewarding subject taken from the very pragmatic "points" perspective.
The Irish Times
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I have a very pragmatic approach, Haglund, formerly a member of the European Parliament, said.
Reuters
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He does not talk much and is very pragmatic.
The Guardian
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He's a former KGB guy, very cold, very pragmatic.
Reuters
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Most local authorities are very pragmatic about how they remain child-centred when looking for a match.
The Guardian
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Shakespeare has a very pragmatic view of love.
The Guardian
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He's very pragmatic when it comes to business.
Reuters
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We are a very pragmatic family, damn it!
The Great Book of Amber
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We are indeed a very pragmatic family.
The Great Book of Amber
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Greek Prayers.-Greekprayers are usually very pragmatic.
A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life
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