Definitions
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- n. Plural form of neutrality.
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Examples
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George Akerlof on norms and the five neutralities.
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Ineffective in this undone attempt obeying like neutralities, and hidden in everything that is physical other evidence exists.
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They may not have obvious political leanings at times, but their sensationalism and news as entertainment can only be called the barest, most emanciated of neutralities.
Lin Huai-min on Taiwan's papers, and their business strategies
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David also considers alternative means for resolving any potential inflation non-neutralities including monetary restraint:
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Well, to be honest, he didn't spend much time brooding about past neutralities.
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The Liverpool Ministry did not wish to have the American war brought within the range of European consideration, since its settlement under such circumstances might raise questions of neutral rights which would be safer out of the hands of a Tsar whose predecessors had framed armed neutralities in 1780 and
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That corps was called an army of observation; but the nature of these armies of observation is well known; they belong to the class of armed neutralities, like the ingenious invention of sanitary cordons.
Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon
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He stood out with such refreshing vividness against a background of neutralities who succumbed to consumption, bile colic, and other more familiar ailments of the patent-medicine litany.
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What has actually developed is not such a battle of giants but a system of armed neutralities and federations of giants.
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But there was a distinct difference between the two neutralities.
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