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Meanings of current climate in English

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Usage of current climate in English
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There are perhaps several reasons for the current climate of industrial unrest.
The Irish Times
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If retailers recent operating environment was hostile, the current climate is inhospitable.
Independent.ie
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In the current climate, ordinary life is suspended from time to time.
The clouds beneath the sun
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For US politics junkies the current climate in Washington is irresistibly compelling.
The Irish Times
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Management says it can't be excluded from savings in the current climate.
The Irish Times
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First one could have been a straight red in the current climate.
The Guardian
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In the current climate of disclosure of pervasive corruption in public life.
The Irish Times
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But in the current climate, the Treasury has no difficulty borrowing overnight.
Reuters
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In the current climate, after all, goalposts are nothing if not moveable.
Reuters
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Mum worries in the current climate about how people will perceive it.
The Guardian
11
However, in the current climate the community is feeling increasingly vulnerable and anxious.
Radio NZ
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Mr O'Neill says relief supplies will continue until current climate issues are resolved.
Radio NZ
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Which brings us to motoring and its role in the current climate crisis.
The Irish Times
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Anytime you win away, particularly in the current climate, it's a good day.
Independent.ie
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The current climate in Greater China and elsewhere is changing that.
Reuters
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Apparently, in the current climate, the test had become much more widely used.
Ghost Story
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Ireland
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
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