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Meanings of more civilised in inglés

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Usage of more civilised in inglés
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I think we can be more civilised than that and plan ahead.
The Guardian
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And while it was a much more civilised and restrained debate… Audio
Radio NZ
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Ancient Egyptians were more civilised and subtle than most in their magic.
The Guardian
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To him, St John seemed more civilised than any kitchen on earth.
The Guardian
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We need to encourage them to use a more civilised approach, Darmi said.
Reuters
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Always thought of India as a more civilised place than China.
The Diamond Age
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The more civilised we get, the greater the wanderlust and adventure spirit inside.
The Guardian
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I'd recommend a couple of months laid-back living somewhere warmer and more civilised.
Woken furies
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Everything looks a lot more civilised at the Blog Party in Washington DC.
The Guardian
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I had planned our life in a fairer, more civilised world.
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
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The Chapman brothers are trying to help grown-ups be more civilised?
The Guardian
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Close to the heart of things, but so much more civilised.'
The crimson petal and the white
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The more equality women will have, the more civilised and tolerant society will be.
The Irish Times
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In a more civilised country, this thrilling, enlightening courtroom procedural would be mandatory viewing.
The Irish Times
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Even the rats were just passing through, on their way to somewhere more civilised.
Something from the nightside
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But as soon as we got out of the more civilised districts our difficulties began.
In the Rocky Mountains
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