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Meanings of force the cancellation in English

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Usage of force the cancellation in English
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Note: The live stream will appear here, provided the wind plays along and doesn't force the cancellation.
The South African
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There were fears in recent days that the entertainers could force the cancellation of the Cannes Festival.
The Irish Times
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Organizers of the Tokyo Summer Olympics dismissed fears the virus would force the cancellation of the Games.
Reuters
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Rudolph was upset at his government's stand on abortion and wanted to force the cancellation of the Olympics.
Radio NZ
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Principals had worried a level three lockdown might force the cancellation of the NCEA and Scholarship exams in November.
Radio NZ
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Mr Pavlou viewed it as a transparent attempt to force the cancellation of the second protest and so he refused to attend.
News.com.au
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The storm has also forced the cancellation of tonight's flight from Noumea.
Radio NZ
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It has already forced the cancellation of two rugby World Cup matches.
Reuters
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Mob protests forced the cancellation of a second course in June.
Reuters
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The test results forced the cancellation of all four British fixtures on Thursday.
The Irish Times
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His detention has already forced the cancellation of shows in Norway and Poland.
Reuters
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The strike has forced the cancellation of about a dozen services.
Radio NZ
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Bad weather forced the cancellation of the final two stages of the day.
The Irish Times
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The coronavirus has also forced the cancellation of this year's Mobile World Congress.
News.com.au
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His health problems have forced the cancellation of the remainder of his concert tour.
Reuters
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The storm's approach has already forced the cancellation of two rugby World Cup matches.
Reuters
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