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If we do declare war, whether against the Central Powers or the Entente, it will be at the end, perhaps next spring.† (source)
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Another local consequence of the trial was a HinduMoslem entente.† (source)
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When that fail he make straight for his last resource, his last earth-work I might say did I wish double entente.† (source)
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Dropping his voice while they bent nearer (there was no one within two miles to overhear), he disclosed the fact that in both Boston and Washington he'd been getting a lot of inside stuff on the war—right straight from headquarters—he was in touch with some men—couldn't name them but they were darn high up in both the War and State Departments—and he would say—only for Pete's sake they mustn't breathe one word of this; it was strictly on the Q.T. and not generally known outside of Washington—but just between ourselves—and they could take this for gospel—Spain had finally decided to join the Entente allies in the Grand Scrap.† (source)
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Is that double entente?† (source)
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They shook hands, in a half-embrace that typified the entente.† (source)
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Aren't they trying to make an Entente cordiale now at Tay Pay's dinnerparty with perfidious Albion?† (source)
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The French, for many years, called a certain contraband appliance a /capote Anglaise/, but after the /entente cordiale/ they changed the name to /capote Allemande/.† (source)
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Speak you englishman tongue for double entente cordiale.† (source)
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She warned of a Russia/China entente aimed at thwarting the interests of the United States.†
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