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Meanings of collapse in in English

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Usage of collapse in in English
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The result has been a collapse in public scrutiny of the police.
The Guardian
2
A collapse in financing markets and auto demand only worsened its situation.
Reuters
3
But the collapse in the global oil price has emptied government coffers.
Reuters
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There had been economic collapse in 1975 and decades of military rule.
The Guardian
5
They saw no collapse in manufacturing activity, despite the contraction in September.
Reuters
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We collapse in the approximate location of my bed twenty minutes later.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
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The state was hard-hit by the U.S. housing market's collapse in 2007.
Reuters
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So there was never any doubt I would collapse in any way.
The Guardian
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But we are paying for the bank collapse in another way, too.
The Irish Times
10
Mexico was already in recession due to a collapse in U.S.-bound exports.
Reuters
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Like rivals, OMV has faced a collapse in oil and gas prices.
Reuters
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Bank shares tumbled too, rekindling memories of Northern Rock's collapse in 2007.
Reuters
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He said he feared it could collapse in front of the electorate.
The Guardian
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The dome began to collapse in on itself like a miniature volcano.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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Patrick felt his eye collapse in its socket and he screamed again.
IT
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The fear of a sudden collapse in the desirability of the dollar.
Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
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