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- adjective After
liberation .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The goods these postliberation Africans possess are part of who they are.
Charmed and Dangerous William Meyers 2011
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But it was only the first chapter of the postliberation narrative.
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The two men have a long, complicated, familial relationship, rooted in a shared experience of the liberation struggle; bonded, too, by a shared distaste -- even contempt -- for the postliberation-movement African politics that leaders like Mr. Tsvangirai represent.
Mbeki and Mugabe 2008
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The two men have a long, complicated, familial relationship, rooted in a shared experience of the liberation struggle; bonded, too, by a shared distaste -- even contempt -- for the postliberation-movement African politics that leaders like Mr. Tsvangirai represent.
Mbeki and Mugabe 2008
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It would be more accurate to say that the turn against fanaticism is an unintended consequence of the unanticipated difficulties of managing postliberation Iraq -- in other words, it's something that's gone right after something else went wrong.
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The postliberation government began to rebuild the wartorn country, collectivize agriculture, and institute a five-year economic plan.
1976, June 2001
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