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Meanings of causing extensive in English

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Usage of causing extensive in English
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Typhoon Bopha brushed Palau last week causing extensive damage and leaving hundreds homeless.
Radio NZ
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It exploded at about 2am causing extensive damage to the car.
The Irish Times
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The island was battered by the typhoon, causing extensive damage and leaving hundreds homeless.
Radio NZ
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Conroy was badly injured in the attack with shrapnel causing extensive damage to his leg.
Radio NZ
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A powerful earthquake has rocked central Nepal, causing extensive damage to buildings and some injuries.
BBC
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It exploded in the living room, causing extensive damage.
The Irish Times
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The minister said gangs could be stealing from buildings and causing extensive damage in the process.
The Irish Times
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Rama professed that a few dozen disciples were causing extensive, invisible damage to a metropolitan area.
Take Me for a Ride: Coming of Age in a Destructive Cult
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A dyke on the Buoi river in Thanh Hoa broke, causing extensive flooding, a government report said.
Reuters
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The boat smashed into one of the bridge arches causing extensive damage to the boat's upper-level console.
The Irish Times
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A powerful earthquake has rocked central Nepal, causing extensive damage to buildings and dozens of injuries, according to eyewitnesses.
BBC
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The 2004 tsunami that caused widespread death and misery across the region also hit Sri Lanka, causing extensive damage.
Reuters
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A tram came off the tracks around Sandyford just after 11am, causing extensive delays for part of the afternoon.
The Irish Times
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A tornado slammed into Joplin last May, killing 161 people in the southwestern Missouri city and causing extensive damage.
Reuters
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New Plymouth is bracing for another possible tornado, after at least two swept through the city yesterday causing extensive damage.
Radio NZ
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In the first attack, windows were smashed in a house at Sommerdale Park and fireworks thrown inside, causing extensive damage.
The Irish Times
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