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Significados de more bellicose em inglês

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Uso de more bellicose em inglês
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Nevertheless, Löfven has little in common with the UK's more bellicose union heavyweights.
The Guardian
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But in the last year or so, the tone has changed -and become more bellicose.
Wired
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Before kick-off the atmosphere inside the Emirates was more a low-level anxiety than anything more bellicose.
The Guardian
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The more bellicose and warlike of our politicians have threatened the prime minister, Raila Odinga, who looks fragile.
The Guardian
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The more bellicose the investigation the better, the better copy: Nothing surpasses a grandstanding member of Congress for raw material.
Reuters
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Bunyan found his in the theology of his sect, appealing more strongly than orthodoxy to a nature more bellicose than Izaak's.
Essays in Little
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But as we become more bellicose and kind of ruthless online, does that actually translate to something other than cable television?
The new yorker
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Even if the papers in Haiti were more bellicose, their impact would be slight, because few can afford them or read them.
The new yorker
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A democracy which has power is almost always more bellicose than one which is excluded from its due share in the government.
Proposed Roads to Freedom
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