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🔗 China has held that Tibet did not have the authority to unilaterally decide on the border with India, especially after China sent troops into Tibet and annexed it in 1951.
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| (contain; admit) | enteni |
| (halt; stop; end; obstruct; stem; stay; stall; arrest) | |
| (cause to take place; cause; organize; provoke; stage) | |
🔗 And European Council president Donald Tusk will hold talks with Irish premier Leo Varadkar in Dublin.
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| (occupy; take; engage; fill; involve) | |
🔗 A successful strike southwards would make Russia’s defence of parts of Cherson it still holds untenable.
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| (deem; opine; think; feel; reckon; see; believe; find) | |
| (hang onto; retain; keep; maintain; have) | |
🔗 He held it at arm’s length.
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🔗 You must hold in mind your importance.
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🔗 In 2009, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines held a referendum.
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