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Meanings of become a flashpoint in English
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Usage of become a flashpoint in English
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Q&A Why have universities become a flashpoint in the Hong Kong protests?
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By 2010, Acapulco had become a flashpoint for Mexico's bloody drug wars.
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Certification issues have become a flashpoint of trade friction between China and developed economies.
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It has also become a flashpoint for both political parties.
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Voting rights could become a flashpoint in this November's race for governor in Georgia.
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Bathroom access has become a flashpoint in the battle over transgender rights in the United States.
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Peace has held since 2002, but some worry that the planned investigation may become a flashpoint.
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TEXAS Texas' Harris County, which includes Houston, has become a flashpoint for litigation over mail-in voting.
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It could easily become a flashpoint for political criticism that spills over into the company's other business.
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The issue has become a flashpoint in an escalating trade battle between the world's two biggest economies.
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Georgia has become a flashpoint in the debate over how quickly the country should get back to work.
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In essence, the ban on the sale of cigarettes has become a flashpoint for broader debate on local versus national oversight.
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The gap was the biggest in six years, underscoring racial inequalities that have become a flashpoint in the presidential election campaign.
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We have enough resolution and power to end the unrest. Q&A Why have universities become a flashpoint in the Hong Kong protests?
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The contest between Abrams, a former state lawmaker, and Republican Brian Kemp has become a flashpoint in the battle over voter access.
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The bereaved relatives are a worry for stability obsessed leaders in Beijing, who fear their anger could become a flashpoint for unrest.
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