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Meanings of fuell (fuelling) in English

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Usage of fuelling in English
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It is arguably Uruguay's biggest social problem, exacerbating poverty and fuelling crime.
The Guardian
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In tweets Sunday, Trump accused anarchists and the media of fuelling violence.
News.com.au
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Activists say rage at government corruption and neglect are fuelling two insurgencies.
Reuters
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Domestic critics described him as self-promoting, fuelling speculation about his political ambitions.
The Guardian
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Chinese investment typically flows into new apartments, fuelling construction activity and employment.
Reuters
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He said the base was still conducting fuelling, cargo and humanitarian flights.
Reuters
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He also said he was partially responsible for fuelling the angry protests.
News.com.au
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What is fuelling this rise and just how worried should we be?
The Irish Times
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I think that is what is fuelling the barbarity we're seeing now.
Independent.ie
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A rising death toll there is fuelling public debate about that mission.
Reuters
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But it is in danger of fuelling a disturbing modern-day literary witch-hunt.
The Irish Times
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But that is like saying haute cuisine is for fuelling the body.
The Guardian
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This was a mid-air fuelling job for the B52 of sports programming.
The Irish Times
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Those who attended are fuelling murder, torture, and conflict across the world.
The Guardian
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Belligerent talk, even if intended to deter, is fuelling an ugly atmosphere.
Reuters
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The demand for ivory products in Asia is blamed for fuelling the problem.
BBC
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