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They formed a coalition government.coalition = made up of different political groups working together
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Coalition forces are fighting the insurgency.coalition = a political group made up of different groups working together
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A coalition of groups is waging a massive propaganda campaign to defeat the legislation.
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They don't have the strength alone. They will need to form a coalition.
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This attitude carried over to Mamaw: All politicians might be crooks, but if there were any exceptions, they were undoubtedly members of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal coalition. (source)coalition = political group (made of different groups working together)
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My parents were some of the first ones to make it to the camps set up by the coalition between governments. (source)coalition = a group of political entities working together for common interests
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The coalition forces have driven the Taliban out of every major city, pushed them across the border to Pakistan and to the mountains in the south and east of Afghanistan. (source)coalition = a group of political entities working together for common interests
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His favorite biblical verse, Isaiah 1:18, exemplifies his passion for building coalitions: "Come now, let us reason together."† (source)
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The Team TEN SEALS had been sent out on June 28 as part of a Quick Reaction Force to aid a four-man SEAL reconnaissance team that was outnumbered, out-positioned, and pinned down by anticoalition insurgents in a fierce firefight in the mountainous Kunar Province. (source)anticoalition = opposed to a political group (made of different groups working together)standard prefix: The prefix "anti-" in anticoalition means against or opposite. This is the same pattern you see in words like antiviral, antiaircraft, and antisocial.
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The coalition of Diamond, Club, and Spade dynasties that made up Parliament was falling apart. (source)coalition = political group (made of different groups working together)
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Gladstone explained that this was no longer in the interest of humanity and that a forcible annexation of Hyperion-under the guise of defending the Web itself-would allow more progressive AI coalitions in the Core to gain power.† (source)
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His techniques were used to positively identify follow-on targets within 24-48 hours and facilitated an accelerated targeting cycle that resulted in the capture of 36 known anticoalition fighters in less than two months of combat operations. (source)anticoalition = opposed to a political group (made of different groups working together)
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We formed a coalition of thirty-four countries, with financial contributions from Germany and Japan. (source)coalition = a political group made up of different groups working together
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He masterfully cobbled together coalitions within Congress to help pass the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964.† (source)
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Coalition casualties fell at a similar rate from August 2006 to August 2008…. (source)
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One result was a broad civil rights movement that built coalitions, spotlighted the suffering, and tore away the blinders that allowed good people to acquiesce in racism.† (source)
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