Definitions
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- noun a disposition to be friendly and helpful to neighbors
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Examples
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However, assistance is no longer provided out of good-neighbourliness but because Beijing fears that North Korea's collapse would trigger a flood of refugees across its border and create instability along its northeastern flank.
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That rebirth means that we have to address, successfully, the critical issues of democracy, peace, stability, national unity, good-neighbourliness, social progress and African dignity and solidarity.
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That rebirth means that we have to address, successfully, the critical issues of democracy, peace, stability, national unity, good-neighbourliness, social progress and African dignity and solidarity.
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The Red Fort declaration, named after a medieval monument here where it was inked, also welcomed India's recent initiatives to promote friendship and "good-neighbourliness" in the South Asian region.
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'The abbot tells me,' said Hugh, nodding satisfaction with this good-neighbourliness, 'that Ludel gave the boy as ward into his hands, four years ago, should he himself not live to see his son grown to manhood.
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'The abbot tells me,' said Hugh, nodding satisfaction with this good-neighbourliness, 'that Ludel gave the boy as ward into his hands, four years ago, should he himself not live to see his son grown to manhood.
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But the necessary conditions for this are peace, mutual understanding, good-neighbourliness, and good will.
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We are developing relations with all our friends and partners in the former Soviet Union not just at the level of good-neighbourliness, but on the basis of true equality, with complete respect for the past and future of these countries, with responsibility for the future development of our inter-state relations.
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Union not just at the level of good-neighbourliness, but on the basis of true equality, with complete respect for the past and future of these countries, with responsibility for the future development of our inter-state relations.
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This is a valuable asset, and we need to use it to build a climate of mutual understanding and good-neighbourliness in the Baltic region.
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