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Meanings of reeling from in anglès

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Usage of reeling from in anglès
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The industry is reeling from China's 2018 decision to limit recycling imports.
The Guardian
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Housing and other interest rate-sensitive sectors, meanwhile, are reeling from rate hikes.
Reuters
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Victoria's capital was still reeling from Sunday's announcement of stage four lockdowns.
The Guardian
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Wales were still reeling from that setback when they conceded a second.
The Guardian
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At times Ned felt his senses reeling from the intensity of sensations.
The dog said bow-wow
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Iraqi Kurds are still reeling from a failed independence bid in 2017.
Reuters
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Airlines are still reeling from the aviation industry's worst year in decades.
The Irish Times
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Tesco is reeling from an accountancy scandal and a downturn in trading.
Reuters
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Himself reeling from exhaustion, he was astonished beyond measure at such persistency.
The Red Badge of Courage: An Episode of the American Civil War
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The relentless excitement of the movie had me reeling from the cinema.
The Irish Times
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Glynn tried to get a read on this woman reeling from shock.
Love is the best medicine: what two dogs taught one veterinarian...
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The United States is still reeling from the death of Nipsey Hussle.
The South African
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As Season 3 picks up, everyone is reeling from Mbali's tragic death.
The South African
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North Korea is still reeling from the effects of Typhoon Maysak last week.
The South African
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Fine wine prices are still reeling from Chinese buyers souring on the market.
BBC
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Playcentre families are reeling from a lack of adequate funding in the Budget.
Radio NZ
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Common
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