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Meanings of affecting in anglès

Arousing affect.

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Their comments on a number of issues affecting the oil industry follow.
The Guardian
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However, relatives fear the uncertainty is already affecting the health of residents.
BBC
3
There could be legitimate differences about policy and institutional matters affecting Europe.
The Irish Times
4
South African political events are not the only factors affecting the Rand.
The South African
5
She's noted that 'pandemic fatigue' is affecting many citizens at the moment.
The South African
6
Fonterra chairman John Wilson said the situation is affecting global milk flows.
Radio NZ
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Hyperlipidemia and stress are important factors affecting cardiovascular health in middle-aged individuals.
Pubmed
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This is the same strain that has been affecting poultry in Europe.
The Guardian
9
Even in strike-weary France, the work stoppage is affecting Euro Disney stock.
Wired
10
The main targets affecting agriculture are set out in the accompanying table.
Independent.ie
11
If there was any public awareness, however, it was not affecting business.
The Irish Times
12
Heavy rain should be affecting house building, a trader in Nanhai said.
Reuters
13
She later engaged with the public on issues affecting the troubled area.
The South African
14
Photo: Fiji Meteorology Service The system was now affecting Vanuatu's northern group.
Radio NZ
15
Boston Scientific still must resolve a second warning letter affecting other facilities.
Reuters
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Heart failure is a major health burden, affecting 40 million people globally.
Pubmed
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