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Significados de think the majority en inglés

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Uso de think the majority en inglés
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I think the majority of us … were taken in and let down.
The Guardian
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I think the majority of British fans have accepted Dwain now.
The Guardian
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I think the majority, however, were desirous to hear.
Forty Years in South China: The Life of Rev. John Van Nest Talma...
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Sophie: 'I think the majority is too great.
The Guardian
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Do you think the majority of the Proctors really don't know that IMT has operable spindizzies?
Cities in Flight
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I did my best for them and I think the majority of games I played well.
The Guardian
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Do you think the majority is going backwards, even though there are now three female justices?
Reuters
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I still believe in some DJs, but I think the majority are killing the goose slowly.
The Irish Times
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We endured a few punches out the gate, but ultimately I think the majority voted with their wallets.
Ebony
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AA: I think the majority of the growth can be attributed to the strength and simplicity of the idea.
Ebony
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I think the majority see the Taliban for what they are or what they bring to Afghanistan, which is brutality.
Reuters
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In fact, he had good reason to think the majority of his townsmen had no leisure to give to that purpose.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 18, April, 1859 / A Magazin...
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A lot of people came here, around 300, and I think the majority are out now and actually the majority are innocent.
Reuters
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I do not think the majority of Irish people would happily see their pensions grow by adding to the risk of war.
The Irish Times
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I think the majority of sports did buy in to the one team and I think everybody did at certain points in time.
News.com.au
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Asked if he would stay amateur if Edwards was relieved of his duties, Degale said: I don't think the majority of them would.
The Guardian
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