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Meanings of white poppy in English

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Usage of white poppy in English
1
The white poppy was introduced by the Co-operative Women's Guild in 1933.
The Guardian
2
The solution might lie with the white poppy which unambiguously advocates peace.
The Irish Times
3
This is the juice of the white poppy, made up into dark balls.
Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described / With Anecdotes and I...
4
For me rather, O dear Ophelia, the white poppy of forgetfulness.
Pagan Papers
5
We see no conflict in wearing the red poppy alongside the white poppy.
BBC
6
As a millennial Brit, I am a proud advocate of the white poppy.
The Guardian
7
Controversy over the white poppy began again in the 1980s after Margaret Thatcher criticised it.
BBC
8
For the officials who keep stamping on the white poppy's existence, consider why it is there.
The Guardian
9
The solution might lie with the white poppy.
The Irish Times
10
You go on with your enthusiasm, and I will go on with the pink and white poppy.
Daniel Deronda
11
The white poppy movement has repeatedly been rebuffed by charities and high-street retailers, which decline to stock them.
The Guardian
12
This white poppy business is another piece of that liberal PC claptrap that can't resist denigrating everything venerable.
The Irish Times
13
Mercer needs to have a long, hard think and stop firing off ignorant shots at white poppy wearers.
The Guardian
14
One example among many: at present, sirup of white poppy, the diacodia of the old Codex, does not exist.
Down There
15
The white poppy followed in 1933 when members of the Co-operative Women's Guild began wearing it as an anti-war symbol.
The Guardian
16
I think it is offensive and hypocritical that democratic leaders publicly judge white poppy wearers without getting to know their stories.
The Guardian
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White poppy across language varieties
United Kingdom
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