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Meanings of normalise (normalising) in inglés
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normalitzar Usage of normalising in inglés
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Parents allege the 'inappropriate' placement of a button could be normalising abuse.
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The best way to stop normalising bad habits is to normalise good ones.
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Tokyo says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty normalising bilateral relations.
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This is not just a policy of normalising relations with the Cuban government.
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We can't change behaviour without addressing the cultural normalising of it.
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It is normalising a way of eating which is not normal.
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How close is the US Federal Reserve to normalising monetary policy?
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And there has to be movement toward normalising relations with its neighbours, including Ethiopia.
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They too must resist normalising and refuse to be bystanders.
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Both are symptomatic of our culture's deep investment in minimising and normalising sexual assault.
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Mr North points to the difficulty the US Federal Reserve has had normalising interest rates.
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Talks over normalising relations between the United States and Cuba will continue on 27 February.
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Releasing them serves to increase revenue for the company by 'normalising' the service they offer.
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Such a pact would mark a first significant step towards normalising banking relations with Italy.
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She believes inIntentionally normalising confidence to reduce low self-esteem.
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But my work always involves documenting what's around me, and to keep normalising the marginalised.
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