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dub

verb as in name, label something

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Instead, malicious activities that are often dubbed hybrid war or gray-zone conflict let the Kremlin challenge its adversaries without overt hostilities.

It hopes the package, dubbed the "European Democracy Shield", will help to tackle "news deserts" -- rural areas where local media shuts down because of a lack of resources.

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John Laws, the veteran Australian talkback radio host dubbed the "Golden Tonsils" for his trademark voice, has died aged 90.

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Murray said his neighbors in what has been dubbed the Black Beverly Hills would support a balanced housing proposal.

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In 1967, institutional neutrality reemerged when the University of Chicago issued its “Report on the University’s Role in Political and Social Action,” subsequently dubbed the Kalven Report after a professor at the law school.

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