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Meanings of big breakthrough in English

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Usage of big breakthrough in English
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As in the Atlanta case, this seemed to be the big breakthrough.
Mindhunter
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Racing on the everyday roads is a big breakthrough, writes John Wheeler.
The Irish Times
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The big breakthrough has been achieved, said spokesman Mr Keith Rockwell.
The Irish Times
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That was the only way they were going to make the big breakthrough.
The Irish Times
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But eventually Dogger was my big breakthrough, and sold all over the world.
The Guardian
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The next big breakthrough in medicine could develop because you shared your health information.
Wired
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The pact was the first big breakthrough in efforts to end Yemen's four-year war.
Reuters
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The Manukau Institute of Technology said the Government's Youth Guarantee policy was a big breakthrough.
Radio NZ
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The big breakthrough may come with mobile phones, as three-minute films are ideal for them.
The Guardian
10
The big breakthrough for the Cortex A-15 is virtualization.
Wired
11
You claim some big breakthrough with this blood test.
Caught
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The entire industry is constantly looking for the next big breakthrough. These breakthroughs needn't be spectacular.
The Irish Times
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A big breakthrough here is very badly needed.
Independent.ie
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Autumnal equinox might be the next big breakthrough.
John Winchester’s Journal
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Prelude Last year was the big breakthrough for Galway hurling, a first All-Ireland title in 29 years.
The Irish Times
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A scientist might patent a big breakthrough-itused to happen a lot, back in the Wild Twentieth.
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