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Meanings of blackout in English
Usage of blackout in English
1
But a simple blackout didn't require the attention of the prime minister.
2
S&P also believes attempts to reintroduce a blackout provision would likely fail.
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Several thefts from shops in the area were reported during the blackout.
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The blackout has long been in place to protect attendances at matches.
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I think there should be a one-day blackout across the entertainment industry.
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The blackout caused by my murder left five standard days unaccounted for.
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It had, in fact, wandered off at some point after his blackout.
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The report also dismissed suggestions the blackout was caused by lightning strikes.
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A major blackout hit nearly half of Venezuela including the capital Caracas.
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That much had leaked out before the news blackout slammed down completely.
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The blackout left many viewers dismayed or convinced they had lost reception.
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On Wednesday, as the blackout unfolded, support for the bills quickly crumbled.
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A national blackout is when you don't supply anything in the country.
14
What occurred between them had always been subject to the strictest blackout.
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The blackout extended to foreign broadcasters including CNN, the BBC and Aljazeera.
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Some of them have never seen a blackout since they were born.
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Portuguese
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Blackout through the time
Blackout across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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