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Meanings of complete cessation in English

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Usage of complete cessation in English
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The strike would probably have developed quickly into a complete cessation of CIE services.
The Irish Times
2
Our hearts are uplifted in thanksgiving for complete cessation of the prolonged, unprecedented world conflict.
Messages to America / Selected Letters and Cablegrams Addressed ...
3
The government doesn't expect a complete cessation of smoking.
The South African
4
Results: There was progressive reduction in lymphorrhea with complete cessation at 11 months post shunt placement.
Pubmed
5
But that very night the IRA declared a " complete cessation of violence" from midnight.
The Irish Times
6
The complete cessation of anger, too, was confusing.
Lewis Rand
7
In August 1994, the leadership of Óglaigh na hÉireann announced a complete cessation of all military operations.
The Irish Times
8
It swung to, and, as it did so, there came a sudden, complete cessation of the noise.
From out the Vasty Deep
9
So habitual had this intercourse become, that a week's complete cessation of it seemed a positive pain.
Olive: A Novel
10
All patients experienced a dramatic diminution of their snoring and in 55% complete cessation was achieved.
Pubmed
11
But often a pause so gained lengthened out until it evolved into a complete cessation from the attack.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
12
The data indicate that DPT vaccines cause an extraordinary increase in the near or complete cessation of breathing.
The Irish Times
13
Within the last year or two there has been almost complete cessation of Adolf's attempt to become a lawyer.
Pathology of Lying, Accusation, and Swindling: A Study in Forens...
14
For many this will mean a reduction in available paid working hours and for some the complete cessation of work.
The South African
15
It refers to an "unequivocal restoration" of the August 1994 ceasefire and the " complete cessation of military operations".
The Irish Times
16
The message warned that the IRA had 'with great reluctance' decided that the ' complete cessation of violence' would end at 6pm.
The Guardian
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