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Meanings of continent-wide in English

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Usage of continent-wide in English
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English football was not quite ready for continent-wide success on this scale.
The Guardian
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Customer demand has given rise to seamless services available continent-wide, and, imminently, worldwide.
The Irish Times
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Starting off in Muizenburg in 2003, the project eventually became a continent-wide operation.
The South African
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Here we show that European patrilineages underwent a recent continent-wide expansion.
Pubmed
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The facts are clear: a continent-wide problem exists and we must shake it off.
The Guardian
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Seven percent of Venezuela's population has left since 2014, triggering a continent-wide migrant crisis.
BBC
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This rise has upended gas markets in Europe, bringing continent-wide inventories to multi-year highs.
Reuters
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The study reveals a continent-wide spread of hardline nationalist sentiment among the young, mainly men.
The Guardian
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At the forefront of discussions is a continent-wide free-trade deal aimed at retaining African resources.
The South African
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I will carve out a continent-wide kingdom for you.
Night of Knives
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A continent-wide plot rose up to discredit the Germans.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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But few expect a concerted continent-wide prolonged campaign as unions too face divisions in their ranks.
Reuters
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In Europe, it often feels as if the continent-wide debt crisis that threatened the euro never happened.
Reuters
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Other European nations are also clamping down on public debt to stave off a continent-wide fiscal crisis.
Reuters
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European markets swung lower as a resurgence of interest rate concerns sparked a continent-wide wave of selling.
The Irish Times
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They expressed the continent-wide character of the huge changes which the Church experienced during the Gregorian reforms.
Christianity: the first three thousand years