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Meanings of wide swathe in inglês
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Usage of wide swathe in inglês
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A wide swathe of people of different ages, backgrounds, and beliefs was interviewed.
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But it left the door open to a wide swathe of other regulations.
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A reg'lar 'centric-buta reg'lar brick, cutting a wide swathe as he goes.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - It's open season on wolves across a wide swathe of Siberia.
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This wide swathe of Chinese activity has helped Africa to its strongest growth since the 1960s.
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So was a wide swathe of beachfront trees.
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Shares fell across a wide swathe of sectors, with defensive shares such as pharmaceuticals also coming under pressure.
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It carves a wide swathe of bare ground for tens of kilometres across what were once green fields.
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The album dazzled with its rich, wide swathe of musical smarts rather than any erudite knowledge of classic literature.
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Together they would carve a wide swathe through the fertile lowlands and grass-covered slopes of the Welsh hill country.
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The one vehemently opposed by privacy and civil rights advocates as well as a wide swathe of businesses in this State?
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Worried Russian region targets wolves in big three-month hunt MOSCOW It's open season on wolves across a wide swathe of Siberia.
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Now, says Morrison, the pendulum is swinging again and Facebook advertising is being valued for delivering a wide swathe of the population.
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A wide swathe of the country was forecast to hit 30 plus today, from Wairoa in the north to Alexandra in the south.
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Denison was aware of the smoother area to their side; a wide swathe of slope from which most of the dust had been brushed.
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The quake set off a massive tsunami that devastated a wide swathe of the Pacific coastline and left nearly 20,000 dead.