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Examples for "breakdown"
Examples for "breakdown"
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This year the Northern Ireland political pendulum oscillated between breakthrough and breakdown.
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With fears of a breakdown in public order, governments introduced emergency measures.
3
The rise of divorce means more children are dealing with family breakdown.
4
The vote breakdown will be disclosed at a later point in time.
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She encouraged the general idea of the verge of a nervous breakdown.
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He added the current dislocation of global markets will create acquisition opportunities.
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The current dislocation, however, is by a much larger order of magnitude.
3
In general, long-term outcome of shoulder dislocation in these infants is good.
4
The so-called dislocation of the stifle in the horse is a misnomer.
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Twenty-two cases had recurrent dislocation after a median interval of 30 months.
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There would also be such dislocation that unemployment and poverty would increase.
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The harder the asset is to trade, the greater the price dislocation.
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The age of the patient and duration of the dislocation are unimportant.
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More broadly, technology-driven job dislocation has become a source of constant anxiety.
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Thirty-five children with unilateral developmental dislocation of the hip underwent closed reduction.
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I didn't understand anything, a pitiful dislocation keeping me blind and eager.
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The most common indications for revision were recurrent dislocation and acetabular revision.
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For more than sixty years they have endured the pain of dislocation.
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I'd give anything for a moment of dislocation, a blessed buffer zone.
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But Mr. Withers would have none of this dislocation of the unities.
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All had a posterior dislocation of the hip without any associated fracture.
