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Übersetzung für 'cabal' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to cabal

intrigieren

Ränke schmieden [geh.] [veraltend]

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cabal

Intrige {f}

Kabale {f} [veraltet]

geheime Verbindung {f}

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cabal {sg}

Ränke {pl}

Umtriebe {pl}

Klüngel {m} [pej.] [Clique]

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Cabal ministry <CABAL>

Cabalministerium {n} [auch: Kabalministerium]hist.

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to form a cabal

intrigieren

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Cabal - The Nightbreed [Clive Barker]

Caballit.F

• Cabal = Cabal - The Nightbreed [Clive Barker]
• Cabal – Die Brut der Nacht = Nightbreed [Clive Barker]

• With Hope infiltrating the gang, two members of the gang are abducted and a third killed, apparently by the Cortez cabal.
• Many of Caldwell's books centered on the idea that a small cabal of rich, powerful men secretly control the world.
• The narrator is a member of some secret cabal scattered throughout the House, a series of artificial environments where people live, never seeing the outdoors.
• ", he founded the Norton Cabal, and then left the cabal to join the very esoteric Erisian Liberation Front.
• The phrase "There Is No Cabal" was developed to deny the existence of the backbone cabal, which members of the cabal denied.

• The Campus later discovers that a secret cabal composed of hardliners within the Chinese government are plotting to depose current president Zhao Chengzhi for his moderate stance on several issues of importance.
• Ekuru features in several Yoruba myths, where it is cooked with glue in an attempt to stop a cabal of evil witches from moving.
• A pop thriller about a multinational cabal planning to subjugate humanity by privatizing all information.
• Throughout much of the strife there has been, behind the scenes, a cabal of high-ranking military personnel that demonstrate the networked nepotism characteristic of Bayart's metaphor.
• Stack competes against Cabal's binary cabal-install and has been created as a result of the overall criticism about dependency problems.

• The Foundation cabal reconvenes to discuss what they've learned about the Second Foundation.
• Petersburg Times" that a "cabal of insiders" in the U.S.
• During most of its existence, the cabal (sometimes capitalized) steadfastly denied its own existence; those involved would often respond "There is no Cabal" (sometimes abbreviated as "TINC"'), whenever the existence or activities of the group were speculated on in public.