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- proper noun The collection of
anglophone countries . (Sometimes restricted to those which also share English cultural values such asdemocracy .)
Etymologies
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Examples
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Above all, the Anglosphere is a project in development and depends largely on ideas.
Forward the Anglosphere? Helen 2006
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This matters, because the Anglosphere is a cultural unity and the War Against Christmas rages just as fiercely throughout it (completely discrediting the argument that it’s something to do with America’s much-touted separation of church and state).
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This matters, because the Anglosphere is a cultural unity and the War Against Christmas rages just as fiercely throughout it (completely discrediting the argument that it’s something to do with America’s much-touted separation of church and state).
VDARE.com: Blog Articles » Print » War Against Christmas 2008: Two Early Victories! 2008
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This matters, because the Anglosphere is a cultural unity and the War Against Christmas rages just as fiercely throughout it (completely discrediting the argument that it’s something to do with America’s much-touted separation of church and state).
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This matters, because the Anglosphere is a cultural unity and the War Against Christmas rages just as fiercely throughout it (completely discrediting the argument that it’s something to do with America’s much-touted separation of church and state).
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The Anglosphere is the most free part of the world. just Louise
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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On that basis, the print edition heading of O'Sullivan's article may be close to the truth: "The Anglosphere could be the making of Britain if we dare".
An alternative to committing suicide Richard 2007
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The print edition sports the title, "The Anglosphere could be the making of Britain if we dare", while the online version heads up with the question, "A British-led Anglosphere in world politics?"
Archive 2007-12-01 Richard 2007
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On that basis, the print edition heading of O'Sullivan's article may be close to the truth: "The Anglosphere could be the making of Britain if we dare".
Archive 2007-12-01 Richard 2007
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The print edition sports the title, "The Anglosphere could be the making of Britain if we dare", while the online version heads up with the question, "A British-led Anglosphere in world politics?"
An alternative to committing suicide Richard 2007
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