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Meanings of economic turmoil in English

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Usage of economic turmoil in English
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Gold is considered a hedge against risks from political and economic turmoil.
Reuters
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However, Saint-Gobain cut its earnings outlook due to the global economic turmoil.
Reuters
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The ChicagoMSDC began in 1968 following civil and economic turmoil in Chicago.
Chicago sun times
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Gold is considered an attractive investment during times of political or economic turmoil.
Reuters
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Bullion is considered a safe asset in times of political and economic turmoil.
Reuters
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In a time of economic turmoil, it was a gamble that paid dividends.
News.com.au
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The change came amid far wider economic turmoil in Brazil.
Reuters
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Many in Omaha this weekend said their biggest concern was the broader economic turmoil.
Reuters
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Current economic turmoil is likely to cut emissions in 2008.
Reuters
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But he has since been beset by party mutinies, economic turmoil and industrial unrest.
The Irish Times
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Much will be directed to emerging markets increasingly sucked into the global economic turmoil.
Reuters
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The network has been neglected during the past several decades of political and economic turmoil.
Reuters
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Spain's economic turmoil has put the shop hours debate at the heart of recovery plans.
Reuters
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That offered some reassurance that the world's second-largest economy can weather the global economic turmoil.
Reuters
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But despite ongoing economic turmoil and austerity, the market is proving to be defiantly resilient.
The Irish Times
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Sarkozy, also 57, says he is a safer pair of hands for future economic turmoil.
Reuters
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Economic turmoil across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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