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Meanings of cause for celebration in English

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Usage of cause for celebration in English
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Still, Mr Rakau said the progress so far was cause for celebration.
Radio NZ
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That the home team dominated is cause for celebration and possible concern.
The Irish Times
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But Health Minister David Clark insisted the policy was cause for celebration.
Radio NZ
4
Good news is a rare commodity, so here's a cause for celebration.
The Guardian
5
It already seems like many South Africans have a cause for celebration.
The South African
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She was a healthy, robust baby girl and a cause for celebration.
The lonely polygamist: a novel
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Standing on the practice putting green, suddenly Els had cause for celebration.
The Guardian
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That, at least, gives a beleaguered movie business some cause for celebration.
Reuters
9
That conservative tilt was cause for celebration during the financial crisis.
Reuters
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Times when it all went right would be cause for celebration.
The Guardian
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And that was a concern, no cause for celebration, no opportunity.
The Guardian
12
ACT leader David Seymour said surpluses were no cause for celebration.
Radio NZ
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Each new addition had been a cause for celebration, until now.
Worldwinder
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Being able to illuminate a room should not be such cause for celebration.
News.com.au
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Whether that would be a cause for celebration is another story.
The Guardian
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A fall in the live register used to be a cause for celebration.
The Irish Times
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