Examples of using The second wave of in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The second wave of feminism began in the 1960s
particularly in countries that became democratic after the second wave of democratization.
The Second wave of feminism unfolded in the context of the anti-war
Women will be hit in the second wave of the redundancies and we will suffer in the long term.
And then the second wave of the attack started, and, uh I hid in a collapsed house.
The second wave of the CAP reform adopted in April 2004 provides for the reform of this sector.
This led to the second wave of Okinawan music,
The second wave of the SABE study 2006 was approved by the Ethics Research Committee of the University of São Paulo, School of Public Health, under research protocol number 1345.
In the second wave of the cohort initiated in 2015,
Making a political space intimate has been the desired task since the second wave of feminism; breaking away from convenient truths is part of the opening of windows.
The second wave of the contemporary feminist movement in post-revolution Mexico, was the driving force behind the transformation of collaboration between activist groups
In the second wave of government consolidation,
That song was part of the second wave of songs that we wrote with Ed.
Thus the second wave of the awakening of the peoples,
On Saturday afternoon, after the second wave of bombardments… senior Israeli officials were still taking a militant line,
Financial institutions across the second wave of countries operating under the CRS are completing,