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Meanings of bushfire smoke in English

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Usage of bushfire smoke in English
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Straight from the tap it reeks of bushfire smoke and heavy doses of chlorine.
The Guardian
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Will wearing a face mask protect me from bushfire smoke?
The Guardian
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Sadly, the 2020 vintage was lost to bushfire smoke damage, so snap this up now.
Independent.ie
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All the bushfire smoke that has been shrouding Sydney and Ca(...)
The Irish Times
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Exposed 32 hours in rain and bushfire smoke, then rubbed with charcoal from the burned trees.
Radio NZ
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It smells of bushfire smoke and heavy chlorine.
The Guardian
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Residents say the town water supply has at different times smelled of fish, bushfire smoke and chlorine.
The Guardian
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The thick bushfire smoke that has blighted Canberra recently is expected to stay for several more days.
Radio NZ
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Most of the nation's cities and towns are also, or have been, blanketed in thick, hazardous bushfire smoke.
News.com.au
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Australian Open men's champion Novak Djokovic expressed concern earlier this month that bushfire smoke might cause health problems for players.
Radio NZ
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Bringing her new show to Sydney, the bushfire smoke presents another problem Hanna Cormick is allergic to the industrialised world.
The Guardian
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I exited the airport into a pall of bushfire smoke and a queue of traffic from here to next Christmas.
The Irish Times
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Sydney's iconic harbour is covered in thick bushfire smoke blown in by wind as several bushfires burn around the state.
News.com.au
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Those with health issues should stay indoors and limit exposure Will wearing a face mask protect me from bushfire smoke?
The Guardian
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The airport was forced down to a single runway on Wednesday, as heavy bushfire smoke covered the city and impacted visibility.
News.com.au
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Mr Russell says the water vapour resembles bushfire smoke and is sucked up in perfect lines from the earth to the cloud.
News.com.au
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