Collocations withdialogue
These are words often used in combination withdialogue.
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bilateral dialogue
At the same time, we shall continue to pursue our bilateral dialogue on human rights.
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constant dialogue
It is a decision based on prior experience, and one that emerges in the constant dialogue with the notation.
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constructive dialogue
In this spirit of constructive dialogue, we point out some important methodological issues that are insufficiently emphasized in the target article.
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continued dialogue
As the field matures, continued dialogue regarding methodological issues is needed to help bridge the gap between different analytic techniques.
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continuing dialogue
But there has been a continuing dialogue in this area between ethnographic and formal accounts, which has benefited both traditions.
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continuous dialogue
Following continuous dialogue between the two, the scene was set for transition from one-party rule to multipartyism.
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direct dialogue
Where people want to engage in direct dialogue they should not be discouraged from doing so, and when custom blocks dialogue, alternative avenues need to be provided to facilitate it.
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extensive dialogue
We may argue for a causal link from one to the other, for a common source, or for an extensive dialogue between them.
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fruitful dialogue
Hopefully, we can then enter into a fruitful dialogue as to the wisdom of future developments in paediatric cardiology.
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genuine dialogue
A ventriloquist, for example, cannot enter into a genuine dialogue with a dummy since the dummy cannot really respond back to the ventriloquist.
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intensive dialogue
There is intensive dialogue with the candidate countries about macroeconomic stability and there is no dispute about the objective.
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interactive dialogue
In this way, a dynamic interactive dialogue between the designer and the computer framework is established.
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intercultural dialogue
Discussions in bioethics are well suited for intercultural dialogue and the exploration of diverse value systems, as the following example shows.
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interfaith dialogue
This heated "intra-faith" dialogue has eclipsed the more ecumenical interfaith dialogue of the last century.
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internal dialogue
There is clear evidence of standing back from an event, and there is mulling over and internal dialogue.
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interreligious dialogue
Any dialogue would also greatly benefit from the perspectives of women, who tend to be marginalised in major events of interreligious dialogue.
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meaningful dialogue
As will become clear, one of our major concerns has been finding ways to pursue a meaningful dialogue with our sources.
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national dialogue
This national dialogue needs urgently to be resumed although, sadly, this is something the current political environment makes nearly impossible.
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ongoing dialogue
However, the rules are only temporary manifestations of an ongoing dialogue that by its very nature works continuously to change "rules" and negate them.
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political dialogue
In the tumultuous early 1990s, preventing the collapse of political dialogue was, correctly no doubt, considered the priority.
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spoken dialogue
They do this to create training data for their spoken dialogue systems.
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witty dialogue
However, the plot is generally less important than its witty dialogue.
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