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Meanings of broken collarbone in English

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Usage of broken collarbone in English
1
That was the game before QB Aaron Rodgers sustained a broken collarbone.
Reuters
2
David Jones has also been forced to withdraw because of a broken collarbone.
The Irish Times
3
Apparently Caldswell agreed, because my broken collarbone had been knitted beautifully.
Fortune's Pawn
4
The centre-back is set to have surgery on a broken collarbone.
The South African
5
Thomas had a concussion, broken collarbone, and assorted lacerations and contusions.
Climbing Magazine
6
His youngest son was hospitalised with a broken collarbone and suspected spinal injuries.
BBC
7
You have a broken collarbone, and two broken ribs, and a broken nose.
Dead until dark
8
Wolff has a freak broken collarbone incident to thank for it.
News.com.au
9
Spiller has been cleared to return after suffering a broken collarbone in Week 7.
Reuters
10
It found he did not suffer a broken collarbone or bleeding to the brain.
The Guardian
11
He hadn't played since suffering the broken collarbone during an Oct. 15 loss at Minnesota.
Reuters
12
Star defender Tom Stewart suffered a suspected broken collarbone.
The Guardian
13
He was bruised, with a broken collarbone and breastbone.
Rant: an oral biography of buster casey
14
And Tony Romo, the quarterback of the Cowboys, has been out with a broken collarbone.
Wired
15
One's got a broken collarbone, the other a concussion.
Fatal Voyage
16
Mar-Louise, suffered a fractured skull, a broken collarbone, multiple bruises, and cuts to her face.
The South African
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Broken collarbone across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare