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the four corners of the earth
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the four corners of the earth/world
every part of the world Wedding guests arrived from the four corners of the world.
See also: corner, earth, four

the four corners of the earth also the four corners of the world
every part of the world The giant company plans to bring coffee and soft drinks to the four corners of the earth.
Related vocabulary: to the four winds
See also: corner, earth, four


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The project did more than it set out to do - it spread word about the Welsh language to the four corners of the world," he said.
We were not dispersed to the four corners of the world because our grandfathers were economic migrants," said Antranik Ashdjian of the Armenian National Administration of Cyprus.
Bringing together an exclusive selection of high-level art galleries from the four corners of the world within an ancient and modern crossroads of culture and trade, Abu Dhabi Art will be a new-model curated art fair, which will reflect the dramatically changing geography of today's art world.
 
 
 
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