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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
federalise .
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Examples
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Sagitarron also appears to be more resentful of its integration into the federalised government of the Twelve Colonies after the war, and Tom Zarek led a terrorist campaign there designed to free the planet from its control.
Archive 2010-03-01 Adam Whitehead 2010
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There are two problems for Plaid - the school (though it has 200 children) will be federalised, and the party's branch there is lacking in focus.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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Sagitarron also appears to be more resentful of its integration into the federalised government of the Twelve Colonies after the war, and Tom Zarek led a terrorist campaign there designed to free the planet from its control.
The Twelve Colonies of Humanity Adam Whitehead 2010
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In the all-to-near future, the European Union is well on its way to becoming a single federalised state.
Incompetence by Rob Grant Adam Whitehead 2009
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In the all-to-near future, the European Union is well on its way to becoming a single federalised state.
Archive 2009-10-01 Adam Whitehead 2009
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There are two problems for Plaid - the school though it has 200 children will be federalised, and the party's branch there is lacking in focus.
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So Britain, France etc would not be internally federalised – they would be abolished as sovereign entities.
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His views reflect a more mature approach to the matter than has previously been the case from the Conservatives, and reflects a growing debate amongst the Tories across the UK concerning devolution and the constitution, and the possibility of a more federalised Britain.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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The mass of Europe once united, once federalised or partly federalised, once continentally self-conscious, would constitute an organism beyond compare…But he added this now famous piece, that made his views crystal clear:
Fresh vomit Richard 2005
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"If Europe does not progress, Luxembourg will die yet, if it is federalised, the advantages which gave us our prosperity will disappear."
And then to Luxembourg Richard 2005
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