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Meanings of world stage in English

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Political or humanitarian term referring to the entire global civilization created by mankind or aggregate of nation-states.

Usage of world stage in English
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These countries are increasingly making their presence felt on the world stage.
The Guardian
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Taiwan became synonymous with democracy and was catapulted onto the world stage.
Reuters
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Sports puts a country, and especially a city, on the world stage.
Reuters
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Indian music to mark the rise of India on the world stage?
BBC
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He did not stride the world stage in any shape or form.
The Irish Times
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Percy Tau, go make Mzansi proud and light up the world stage.
The South African
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CGN has established itself as a ruthless player on the world stage.
The Guardian
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They'll be in the same corner of the world stage for decades.
Reuters
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Failure is very bad in their culture, particularly on the world stage.
Nano
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New Zealand does well on the world stage in several areas, she says.
Radio NZ
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Of course, democratisation does not automatically guarantee better behaviour on the world stage.
The Guardian
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His warmth, humility and kindness are badly needed on the world stage today.
The Irish Times
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He had been an incredible leader on the world stage, Ms Ardern said.
Radio NZ
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Perhaps the biggest challenge for Modi on the world stage will be China.
The Guardian
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Never before have we held such a prominent position on the world stage.
The Irish Times
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This leadership is readily apparent on the world stage, he said.
Radio NZ