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Meanings of feel the impact in English

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Usage of feel the impact in English
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But they would likely feel the impact through a lack of aid.
The Irish Times
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School principal Iain Taylor said students feel the impact of alcohol at home.
Radio NZ
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Households have been warned they will likely feel the impact when markets open.
News.com.au
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Don't smoke. It's impossible to watch them and not feel the impact emotionally.
Is it just me?: or is it nuts out there?
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If you miss out on sleep, you soon feel the impact.
The Irish Times
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I fell to my knees, and didn't even feel the impact.
Sharper than a serpent's tooth
7
Like most workplaces, women in this sector feel the impact of gender inequality.
The Irish Times
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Producers will feel the impact first as input and distribution costs will go up.
The South African
9
That means regular households may start to feel the impact.
Radio NZ
10
We wrongly feel the impact of climate change on us is still generations away.
The Irish Times
11
Businesses are beginning to feel the impact of the outbreak.
The Guardian
12
Torian did not even feel the impact of the parry.
The seeker
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Meanwhile, big international banks were likely to feel the impact of new regulation the most.
Reuters
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If many Sendmail sites deploy the new techniques, spammers could start to feel the impact.
Wired
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Polar bears are often the first to feel the impact of rising temperatures and oceans.
The South African
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The New Zealand rugby fraternity continues to feel the impact of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common