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Значения термина intervene again на английском
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Использование термина intervene again на английском
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The British Government now found it necessary to intervene again in Natal.
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He declined to say whether France would intervene again if the militants returned.
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It says it reserves the right to intervene again if necessary.
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This is at the core of independence advocates' demands the UN intervene again.
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It realized that it would have to intervene again, from time to time.
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Italy said it was ready to intervene again if needed.
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Some traders bet the central bank will intervene again if the real weakens beyond 2 per dollar.
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The European Central Bank might intervene again to prop up the euro, the head of Germany's Bundesbank said yesterday.
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The central bank said it would intervene again at 131 crowns per euro having sold six million euros on Tuesday.
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Some Tripoli residents, tired of daily factional figbhting disrupting power and food supplies, hope NATO will intervene again in Libya.
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It doesn't extend to Prince Harry's kids, but the Queen could of course intervene again if and when the time comes.
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Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan bore the expression of a man who had dared to hope only for disappointment to intervene again.
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And in the meantime, if I am not satisfied that there is sufficient progress, I will not hesitate to intervene again.
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Instead he reached up to snatch a uredo from his eye, intending to strike Clem down before he could intervene again.
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She talks about how the dead suffer from hopelessness, an illness whose most terminal symptom is the desire to intervene again in life.
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Some Tripoli residents, fed up with daily factional fighting that has disrupted power and food supplies, hope that NATO will intervene again in Libya.