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Meanings of critical mass in English

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But the great preponderance of opinion is on the other side.
History of Liberia / Johns Hopkins University Studies in Histori...
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Lord Dalhousie, Governor-General in 1854, saw the danger of this great preponderance of Native troops.
Forty-one years in India: from subaltern to commander-in-chief
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These varied somewhat but there was this great preponderance of males in every class but one.
City of Endless Night
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A very great preponderance of local opinion was in favour of the action of the Dean and Chapter.
The Cathedral Church of Peterborough / A Description Of Its Fabr...
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The narrow concentrated life of the feudal lord lent, undoubtedly, a great preponderance to domesticity in his affairs.
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Behold, God is great , exceeding our knowledge: the number of his years is inestimable.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Old Testament — Part 1
Usage of critical mass in English
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The FDI players really stimulate new sectors and they accelerate critical mass.
The Irish Times
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Once protests reach critical mass, it's dangerous for people to oppose them.
Reuters
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I want to get to critical mass, he said in an interview.
Reuters
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Today it's not the same: there is a critical mass of women.
The Guardian
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One person's non-core is another person's adding to critical mass, he said.
Reuters
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But if a critical mass of your population is kept in peonage?
The Guardian
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They and other start-ups built a critical mass, attracting talent and investment.
Reuters
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Summer in Baltimore is its own unyielding argument, its own critical mass.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
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In theatrical circles, respect for this 63-year-old dancer-mime-actor-choreographer-director has reached critical mass.
The Guardian
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You have to have a critical mass of people to go out.
Independent.ie
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Awareness of facial recognition's perils has reached something close to critical mass.
Wired
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With any environmental initiative, you need a critical mass to really effect change.
The Irish Times
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Reaching critical mass was likely to take at least two decades, he said.
Reuters
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The challenge, for those firms keeping with the times, is acquiring critical mass.
Reuters
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Still, Apollo has remarkable potential if it can achieve the necessary critical mass.
Wired
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Achieving a critical mass of expertise, resources and patients is crucial.
Pubmed
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