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Meaning of "burundians"
burundians (noun) - The term 'Burundians' refers to the people of Burundi, a country in East Africa. It is used to describe the citizens or inhabitants of Burundi
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Burundians are desperate and feeling quite abandoned.
The massacres were surprising even to the Burundians.
Burundians are calling for another civil war.
The humanitarian situation affecting Burundians is worsening.
Burundians simply ask to be treated fairly.
Tens of thousands of Burundians have already.
Burundians were confronted with the harsh realities of poverty.
He said that all Burundians are involved in this policy.
Burundians like me expected stability from credible elections.
Some three million Burundians require humanitarian assistance.
Burundians know this.
Burundi is the cradle of all Burundians without exception.
Burundians have held their breath on the eve of the summit.
We are negotiating with all Burundians who have political demands.
Burundians require support in seeking the truth about deeds and individuals.
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Through this declaration Burundians are invited to take nothing lightly.
Displacement has thus become the fate of many Burundians.
All Burundians are equal in value and dignity.
I would like to thank all Burundians with all my heart.
Some Burundians had been hostile to that measure.
Banyamulenge who were housed with the Burundians escaped unharmed.
Young Burundians adopt high risk coping strategies.
Radio is the main source of information for many Burundians.
Hundreds of Burundians have since been convicted on the charge.
The political context and the expectations of the Burundians.
Most Burundians are tired of political unrest.
Flight of hundreds of thousands of Burundians.
Many thousands of Burundians have fled to neighboring countries.
Some were perceived as humiliating by Burundians.
Many Burundians have already been living there for years.
We should now like to ask all Burundians to support this decision.
The Burundians can be proud of what they have accomplished.
The humanitarian situation affecting Burundians remains a cause of great concern.
I urge Burundians to remain calm and learn from the past.
Expectations were very high on the part of Burundians as well as the Commission.
A commitment had been made to write the common history of all Burundians.
And all the Burundians will decide what they want.
The cost of medical care is a huge problem for most Burundians.
He went on to say that Burundians are living a new era marked by new values.
It is a significant gesture which offers hope that the Burundians will.
Hundreds of thousands Burundians fled the country during the conflict.
The scale of the latest incident has shocked many Burundians.
It concluded that most Burundians favored the removal of term limits.
A future free from fear and want is also available to all Burundians.
Tens of thousands of Burundians have fled to neighboring states in recent weeks.
A workplan which reflected the priorities of the Burundians themselves was necessary.
Many Burundians we spoke to felt disappointed and even betrayed by this decision.
We must all feel proud to being called Burundians and to demonstrate this dignity.
Many Burundians have migrated to other countries as a result of the civil war.
The destruction caused is evident in the daily life of the majority of Burundians.
