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Meanings of existential crisis in English

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Usage of existential crisis in English
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But plunge Europe into existential crisis and it suddenly seems to matter.
The Irish Times
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In this existential crisis, Ireland did not take its lead from Britain.
The Irish Times
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Declarations that the union is facing an existential crisis are not new.
The Irish Times
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Clarke described legal aid as in the grips of an existential crisis.
The Guardian
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The answer to her existential crisis is a trip to the pushcart market.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
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A bonus is the introspective subject matter, perfect for that early-festival existential crisis.
The Guardian
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They also point to a wider, existential crisis for 21st-century democracies.
The Guardian
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But that precision has brought the science of time to an existential crisis.
Wired
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The motor industry is in the midst of an existential crisis.
The Irish Times
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Photograph: Supplied by Scribe The book reveals Brown's behind-the-scenes existential crisis.
The Guardian
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We face an existential crisis in climate change and associated problems.
The Irish Times
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And then it set us off on many an existential crisis.
News.com.au
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Elsewhere, even Paul McCartney allows himself a brief fame-induced existential crisis.
The Guardian
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What Trumpy Bear is selling is the existential crisis of the Trump era.
Wired
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I seem to arrive at such an existential crisis every decade or so.
Turn left at the trojan horse: a would-be hero's american odysse...
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But in the process, he would eventually spark an existential crisis for Fifa.
The Guardian
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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