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Meanings of prone areas in anglès

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Usage of prone areas in anglès
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People in flood prone areas are also being warned of flash flooding.
Radio NZ
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That, plus large flood- prone areas, meant it was at particular climate change risk.
Radio NZ
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Moreover, Bulgaria and Italy are both planning to build reactors in quake- prone areas.
Reuters
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It says communities in flood prone areas should remain on alert this weekend.
Radio NZ
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Ministers are creating uncertainty and stress for people in flood- prone areas.
The Guardian
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Some cities in drought- prone areas even publish lists of flammable plants to avoid.
Wicked plants
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There's a risk of flash flooding in low-lying and flood- prone areas.
Radio NZ
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They capture sediment and nutrients, slowly filtering water to drought- prone areas.
Radio NZ
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Traditional insurers acknowledge that they are reluctant to insure in some fire- prone areas.
Reuters
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Chile is one of the most earthquake- prone areas of the world.
Reuters
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Tower Insurance is defending big premium hikes for some houses in quake- prone areas.
Radio NZ
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Many flood victims live in flood prone areas where residents can't get insurance cover.
Reuters
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In neighbouring Rizal province, authorities urged residents in landslide- prone areas to evacuate their homes.
Reuters
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People with machinery or stock in flood- prone areas are advised to relocate before nightfall.
Radio NZ
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Those living in hazard- prone areas can now see why private insurers are staying away.
Numbers rule your world: the hidden influence of probabilities a...
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More than 60 trained Bord na Móna employees are monitoring fire- prone areas as temperatures soar.
The Irish Times
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Prone areas across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common