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Meanings of buck the trend in English

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Usage of buck the trend in English
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Well, here comes South Korea's excellent Oscar entry to buck the trend.
The Irish Times
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Why should this test, the third in a row, buck the trend?
The Guardian
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Ian Keatley did buck the trend by getting married on New Year's Eve.
The Irish Times
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Yet the incumbent, Ed Smith, has threatened to buck the trend.
The Guardian
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It's unclear why CT use at these facilities seemed to buck the trend.
Reuters
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I am greatly in favour of critics who buck the trend.
The Irish Times
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How had this portrait of the Irish mammy managed to buck the trend?
The Irish Times
8
Irish Life & Permanent managed to buck the trend, however, attracting decent buying interest.
The Irish Times
9
Can Odd Future keep the faith or buck the trend?
The Irish Times
10
Indian cinema has had a long tradition of maverick filmmakers who buck the trend.
BBC
11
Ninety-year-old actor Dick Van Dyke, a Sanders supporter, is happy to buck the trend.
Reuters
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It's time to buck the trend and move out.
The Guardian
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One of my boys decided to buck the trend and get hitched in Akron, Ohio.
Assholes finish first
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I love the foods that seem to buck the trend and retain that special seasonal exclusivity.
The Irish Times
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Maybe this new show will buck the trend.
The Guardian
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Yet occasionally somebody manages to buck the trend.
The Guardian
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Buck the trend across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare