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Meanings of current crisis in English

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Usage of current crisis in English
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Yet the current crisis has led to a dramatic reduction in flotations.
The Guardian
2
This doesn't mean that the current crisis is artificial or indeed temporary.
The Guardian
3
Precise economic forecasting has gone out the window in the current crisis.
The Irish Times
4
That was compounding the current crisis levels of non-communicable diseases like diabetes.
Radio NZ
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And yet his is a book which should transcend the current crisis.
The Irish Times
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Taylor insisted that this current crisis did not emerge without a context.
Ebony
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The main responsibility for fighting the current crisis lies with the governments.
The Irish Times
8
That has been delayed by the current crisis in the Middle East.
The Irish Times
9
Still, in many ways it was a microcosm of the current crisis.
Reuters
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The current crisis has one key cause: a prolonged contraction of demand.
The Guardian
11
So let us begin by considering the scale of the current crisis.
The Guardian
12
Nor is the current crisis a debt crisis specific to Europe.
The Guardian
13
However, it is Mrs May who must take responsibility for the current crisis.
The Guardian
14
Crisis, Continuity and Change in 1950s Ireland, drew parallels with the current crisis.
The Irish Times
15
The response to the current crisis in the region came much too late.
The Irish Times
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The impact of the current crisis will likely reverberate for a long time.
The South African
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South Africa
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