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Meanings of cripple drought in English

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Usage of cripple drought in English
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Farmers hand-feeding their stock in a crippling drought are worried about climate change.
The Guardian
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The last summer was caused by a crippling drought, Elliott told reporters in Canberra.
Reuters
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With various parts of the country experiencing a crippling drought, how will international tourists react?
The South African
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Case in point, the crippling drought experienced in the Northern provinces, alleviated only by exceptional rainfall.
The South African
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In the Eastern Cape, a crippling drought, coupled with meagre contingency plans, has left thousands without water.
The South African
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To break the crippling drought, the area needs this coming 2018 winter to deliver above average rainfall.
The South African
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Zimbabwe's roughly 17 million people are in the grip of a crippling drought and a sagging economy.
The South African
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Communities are facing crippling droughts and fires.
The Guardian
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Add to that a crippling drought and non-existent economy, some food might be a welcome reprieve for ZanuPF voters.
The South African
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The spring flowers have come out to play, despite the crippling drought the Western Cape is currently faced with.
The South African
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Now, as the region enters in its fifth year of an increasingly crippling drought, there's barely livestock to be seen.
News.com.au
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Very slowly, but almost surely, Cape Town's dam levels continue their steady progress following a crippling drought over the autumn.
The South African
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While some farmers are mopping up flood waters in their backyards others are ecstastic the crippling drought is now over.
Radio NZ
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Organisers and sponsors even managed to put their heads together in order to beat the crippling drought in Cape Town.
The South African
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The crippling drought has had a devastating impact on this part of South Africa, which really has been living hand-to-mouth recently.
The South African
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From record floods to crippling droughts and wildfires, a natural swing in Pacific Ocean temperatures can trigger climate chaos around the globe.
Reuters