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- noun Plural form of
bilat .
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Examples
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The "bilats" - shorthand in diplomatic parlance for these bilateral sessions - are taking place on the sidelines of the nuclear security summit Mr. Obama is hosting in Washington.
NYT > Home Page By PETER BAKER 2010
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Obama often used the early “bilats” bilateral meetings and social occasions as a way to satisfy his curiosity.
THE PROMISE JONATHAN ALTER 2010
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Obama often used the early “bilats” bilateral meetings and social occasions as a way to satisfy his curiosity.
THE PROMISE JONATHAN ALTER 2010
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Pool #4: POTUS held three bilats this pm at the ITC Maurya Hotel.
Trailing Obama on White House 'pool duty' Scott Wilson 2010
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Obama often used the early “bilats” bilateral meetings and social occasions as a way to satisfy his curiosity.
THE PROMISE JONATHAN ALTER 2010
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Some would have formal “bilats” at the American mission across the street from the UN, or at the Waldorf-Astoria, where the White House and State Department staffs set up camp.
The Great Experiment Strobe Talbott 2008
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I was in a considerable number of the bilats, and got a chance to see what was going on.
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Whatever had caused the great die-out of the bilats, their fossils were an immediate sensation, instantly recognized by some primitive underbrain survivor of that dawn-of-time struggle.
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"Show me an overview of extinct Krulchukor bilats."
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Q-- the bilats this afternoon, are there any plans for a group dinner at all tonight perhaps?
Press Briefing By Joe Lockhart A ITY National Archives 2000
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