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Meanings of evacuate yesterday in English

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Usage of evacuate yesterday in English
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Amont them was Lenora, who lives in Poroporo and was evacuated yesterday.
Radio NZ
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A Department of Conservation hut, the Avoca Homestead, was evacuated yesterday afternoon and remained closed.
Radio NZ
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The Mulgrave St building was evacuated yesterday because a structural engineer saw cracks in a wall.
Radio NZ
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The London Stock Exchange was evacuated yesterday afternoon.
The Irish Times
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A nearby freedom camp was evacuated yesterday and four other properties on Ramp Rd were evacuated today.
Radio NZ
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Dozens of people were evacuated yesterday afternoon from 10 surrounding buildings, which may be off-limits for weeks.
Radio NZ
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Photo: Supplied About 30 homes were evacuated yesterday after Ngongotaha Stream north of Rotorua city burst its banks.
Radio NZ
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A HOUSING estate was partly evacuated yesterday morning after a 60-year-old hand grenade was discovered by two children.
The Irish Times
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Almost the entire Bay of Plenty town was evacuated yesterday after a "wall of water" hit.
Radio NZ
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Seventeen villagers were evacuated yesterday after another major avalanche struck before dawn near the village of Les Bossons.
The Irish Times
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The meeting at the Down Royal racecourse in Co Down was evacuated yesterday because of a bomb alert.
The Irish Times
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Cairo - The US embassy in Cairo was evacuated yesterday after a suspicious substance was found in the complex.
The Irish Times
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A section of a busy hotel had to be evacuated yesterday after a fire broke out in a bedroom.
The Irish Times
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Lorraine Masters lives on Salford Street which had to be evacuated yesterday and sandbagged for protection from rising floodwaters.
Radio NZ
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Patients in Samoa's main hospital were evacuated yesterday as firemen battled a fire in the main control circuit board room.
Radio NZ
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WASHINGTON - Some 55 Americans were evacuated yesterday aboard US military aircraft from the capital of the Central African Republic.
The Irish Times