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Значения термина new catchphrase на английском

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Использование термина new catchphrase на английском
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And the new catchphrase can do more harm than good.
The South African
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Perhaps Conte will coin a new catchphrase at Chelsea.
The Irish Times
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The trailer for Marvel Endgame has arrived and it has already given fans a new catchphrase.
The Irish Times
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As political turbulence seems unlikely to disappear anytime soon, complaining about a lack of stability may become bankers' new catchphrase.
Reuters
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Either she's gunning for a new catchphrase or she's just thought of the only name on the planet sillier than Twinnilee.
The Guardian
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It will do nothing to secure agreement, but 'Blue Flu' will become the new catchphrase of condemnation for a long time to come.
The Irish Times
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That's the new catchphrase for the region that's got a new feature: a container ship wedged on a reef, 12 nautical miles offshore.
Radio NZ
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The new catchphrase, We Are the Storm, is an unsubtle cue to a group that the FBI has labelled a potential domestic terrorist threat.
The Irish Times
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The new catchphrase here is "warrant-based targeting": U.S. forces will need to secure warrants from Iraqi judges in order to conduct missions to detain suspects.
Wired
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But AT&T marketers are surely already working on new catchphrases like "Your spouse's world delivered."
Wired
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"The press is out to get me" became McCain's new catchphrase.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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Sirius XM radio launched a 24-hour channel last weekend exploring the media frenzy around Sheen's behavior and his popular new catchphrases.
Reuters
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