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Meanings of cuts across in English

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Usage of cuts across in English
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Healthcare budget cuts across Europe, its main market, add to its woes.
Reuters
2
But at Copenhagen the question of cost cuts across delicate diplomatic lines.
The Guardian
3
The huge storm has brought flooding and power cuts across the Caribbean.
BBC
4
Polls show that support for a Border poll cuts across party loyalty.
The Irish Times
5
She cuts across the grass toward the house, murmuring into the phone.
The life you've imagined
6
A stream cuts across the meadow and you are seated beside it.
Mastering your Hidden Self
7
That cuts across Republicans and Democrats, rich and poor, white and black!
The Guardian
8
Healthcare cuts across Europe, its main market, have added to woes.
Reuters
9
Their simple formula: fewer complex promotions and big price cuts across the board.
Reuters
10
This the real divide on the subject and it cuts across traditional lines.
The Irish Times
11
The exodus of ad dollars has resulted in job cuts across the sector.
Reuters
12
This trend cuts across demographic groups, although it is most pronounced among whites.
The Guardian
13
This creates a snowball effect-andit cuts across race and class.
Ebony
14
There were small cuts across his chest, splinters from the blast.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
15
The razor cuts across his chest were as scarlet as whipstrikes.
Mister Slaughter
16
To my relief, he cuts across the club instead of coming toward me.
Angelfall
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Cuts across through the time
Cuts across across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common