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Meanings of whole parliament in English
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Usage of whole parliament in English
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Next year, the proposals will go before the wholeparliament.
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But Ronsard had to endure a wholeparliament of mockery before the day of victory.
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If it contained any reflection at all, it was on the wholeparliament, who had sanctioned such a trade.
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He criticised Labor for not progressing the matter when in office but said the victory now belongs to the wholeparliament.
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Leaders would be elected by the wholeparliament, and its various political parties would be obliged to work together rather than engage in perennial willy-waving.
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Ahmadinejad hit back when he presented his list of proposed ministers in a televised address, asking how one person could speak for the wholeparliament.
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Wolf said the wholeParliament wasn't worth a pinch of powder.
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Of intrinsic Valetisms you cannot, with wholeParliaments to help you, make a Heroism.
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Of intrinsic Valetism you cannot, with wholeParliaments to help you, make a heroism.
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You have consulted but two members of the wholeParliament, and them only upon their promise to disclose your intentions to no man living.