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Meanings of come amid in English

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Usage of come amid in English
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More spending on education and health may come amid a fiscal squeeze.
Reuters
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Trudeau's cross-continent visits come amid concerns that the Nafta talks will collapse.
The Guardian
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The various ailments come amid some apparent strife in the Aerosmith camp.
Reuters
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His comments come amid public anger after the murder of Monica Spear.
BBC
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The U.S. deliberations come amid increased tensions in the disputed South China Sea.
Reuters
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The results come amid rising concern about violence in schools nationally.
Radio NZ
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The actions come amid investigations by regulators of possible manipulation of currency markets.
Reuters
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The entrepreneurs' comments come amid reports this week that JD.com is cutting jobs.
Radio NZ
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Mr Zuccaro's comments come amid growing criticism of NGO activity in the Mediterranean.
Radio NZ
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The central bank statements come amid volatility in the equity and credit markets.
Reuters
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The comments come amid a three-year review and public discussion about retirement policy.
Radio NZ
12
The sales come amid rising political tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Reuters
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Those moves have come amid wide swings in the value of Brazil's currency.
Reuters
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The changes come amid falling profits at the department store group.
The Guardian
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The fresh claims come amid growing criticism of the drug war.
Reuters
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The agreements come amid heightened tensions between the US and EU.
Radio NZ
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