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observer

[uhb-zur-ver] / əbˈzɜr vər /


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If regular observers were asked to identify any obvious style or strategy, they would struggle to answer.

From BBC

Last week, a Colombian observer group said more than 300 municipalities -- a third of the national territory -- are at risk of electoral violence.

From Barron's

Takaichi, some observers believe, has the chance to change this, reshaping how Japan runs what is the world's fourth-largest economy - and how the markets see it.

From BBC

Before the vote, some observers predicted that alongside a political agreement, Thaksin could be released earlier than scheduled from his one-year prison term for corruption in office.

From Barron's

All this means "there is absolutely no consensus on what comes next" as one keen internal observer of the mood of Labour MPs tells me.

From BBC