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Meanings of BSE in English

Portuguese
doença das vacas loucas

A fatal disease of cattle that affects the central nervous system; causes staggering and agitation.

doença das vacas loucas
Usage of BSE in English
1
THE British BSE crisis is bad news for the Irish food sector.
The Irish Times
2
The BSE crisis continues with almost no cattle trading in the Republic.
The Irish Times
3
But forget about BSE and beef, pork and antibiotics for a moment.
The Irish Times
4
What happens to a family and their farm when BSE is diagnosed?
The Irish Times
5
New variant CJD has been linked to the consumption of BSE-contaminated beef.
The Irish Times
6
Emboli from an animal with BSE could transmit the disease to people.
Pubmed
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The BSE Sensex was up less than 1 percent in afternoon trading.
Reuters
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This will add even more to BSE waste material requiring specialist disposal.
The Irish Times
9
I suppose you could say it is a little like the BSE.
The Irish Times
10
Trade with Lebanon has been stopped since the BSE crisis late last year.
The Irish Times
11
The number of BSE cases so far this year is 46.
The Irish Times
12
The two-year-old BSE crisis wiped out an industry worth some £200 million annually.
The Irish Times
13
These include the BSE crisis, EU beef fines and the anti crime package.
The Irish Times
14
So far this year, 143 cases of BSE have been reported.
The Irish Times
15
Britain's BSE crisis directly affects nearly every large Irish beef and dairy company.
The Irish Times
16
The Department of Agriculture has reported two new cases of BSE this week.
The Irish Times
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