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Meanings of constitutional crisis in English

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Usage of constitutional crisis in English
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Brexit supporters say a second referendum would trigger a major constitutional crisis.
Reuters
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The constitutional crisis in a core EU member-state is, of course, unfortunate.
The Irish Times
3
Afghanistan has been plunged into a constitutional crisis over the election date.
Reuters
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In 2006, he called on judges to resolve a pending constitutional crisis.
Reuters
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This is the constitutional crisis that may lay ahead, warns Dr Newbold.
News.com.au
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And it has the potential to blow up into a constitutional crisis.
News.com.au
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We really seem to be facing a constitutional crisis, she said.
The South African
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The UK is now in a full-blown political and constitutional crisis.
The Irish Times
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In 2006, the king called on judges to resolve a pending constitutional crisis.
Reuters
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The UK is now in the middle of a constitutional crisis.
The Irish Times
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It also threatened for a while to become a constitutional crisis.
The Irish Times
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The constitutional crisis had reached a head as soon as Parliament again met.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
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The Maldives islands are in the throes of a constitutional crisis.
News.com.au
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And an election result that does not amount to a constitutional crisis, he said.
Reuters
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Again, not a secession per se, but a fictional state in constitutional crisis nevertheless.
The Guardian
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To compound the biggest political and constitutional crisis in generations, a crisis of leadership.
The Irish Times
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