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Meanings of Bush in inglés

portugués
moita
catalán
mata
español
mata
Wikidata

A plant resembling a small tree, but has no, and will never develop, a stem.

mata
portugués
presidente george w. bush
catalán
george w. bush
español
george w. bush

43Rd President of the United States; son of George Herbert Walker Bush (born in 1946)

george w. bush
portugués
chaparral
catalán
matoll
español
chaparral

Dense vegetation consisting of stunted trees or bushes.

chaparral
portugués
pelo púbico
catalán
pèl púbic

Hair growing in the pubic area.

pelo púbico
Usage of Bush in inglés
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Last month, Police Commissioner Mike Bush said an investigation would conclude soon.
Radio NZ
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Mr Prodi said Mr Bush had shown true leadership in his statement.
The Irish Times
3
Mr Bush said the other responsibility was the prosecution of the case.
Radio NZ
4
IRAQ: Iraq's arms declaration was not encouraging, President Bush said last night.
The Irish Times
5
A campaign against Jeb Bush would present different opportunities and different challenges.
NY Magazine
6
The Bush administration is already tapping it to help money market funds.
The Irish Times
7
President Bush is applying the same approach to the Northern political parties.
The Irish Times
8
Police Commissioner Mike Bush said through a statement he welcomed the investigation.
Radio NZ
9
Mr Bush said New Zealand and Australian intelligence agencies were working together.
Radio NZ
10
However the former Yale full-back 'Dubya' Bush could properly play a bit.
The Irish Times
11
Mr Bush continued: Americans have recognised the expanding opportunities in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
12
But the House vote would help set up a confrontation with Bush.
Reuters
13
The following January, President Bush signed No Child Left Behind into law.
True compass: a memoir
14
How exactly does your view of state secrets differ from President Bush's?
Wired
15
President Bush asked Congress for the legislation after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Wired
16
It is particularly ironic given the nature of Mr. Bush's own election.
The Irish Times