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Meanings of economic devastation in English

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Usage of economic devastation in English
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He also less successfully lampooned national economic devastation with The Mundy Scheme.
The Irish Times
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The economic devastation caused by the outbreak also gives employees less leverage.
Reuters
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There is a strong link between economic devastation and increased mortality.
The South African
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The economic devastation reached high into the luxurious heights of Los Angeles' hospitality sector.
Reuters
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Aside from economic devastation, other unmitigated factors prove equally harmful to the reentry process.
Ebony
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But in the midst of the economic devastation, some unexpected businesses are suddenly booming.
News.com.au
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The result was even greater economic devastation for everyone, and a collapse in international trust.
The Guardian
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If we went too soon it could be deadly and there would be economic devastation.
News.com.au
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Still, the spread of the virus and resulting economic devastation may jeopardize his re-election bid.
Reuters
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Everything depends on Covid, which retains its ability to cause economic devastation, absent a vaccine.
Independent.ie
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The neighborhood suffered economic devastation in the 1960s with the collapse of the local steel industry.
Pubmed
12
The market rout triggered by the pandemic and the resulting economic devastation have hit corporate dealmaking.
Reuters
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The latest snapshot of economic devastation wrought by Covid-19 came as the virus itself continued its spread.
The Guardian
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The economic devastation already has been severe.
Reuters
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Given the economic devastation this causes, it is more accurate to say to give to the financial locusts.
Reuters
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They would also be looking into how they can industrialise and rebuild in the face of economic devastation.
The South African
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