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Meanings of further disruption in English

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Usage of further disruption in English
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However, a huge backlog of flights is likely to cause further disruption.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Passengers arrived on Friday prepared for further disruption.
The Guardian
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Any change could cause further disruption to the flow of the base metal.
Reuters
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If you cause any further disruption, you will be knocked unconscious.
Dangerous Women
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Snow has caused further disruption in many parts of Scotland.
BBC
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They have been meeting to try and assess where there might be further disruption.
Radio NZ
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Schools face further disruption unless the issue is resolved before the October 1st deadline.
The Irish Times
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Floods have been causing further disruption in parts of Scotland, south-west England and south Wales.
BBC
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Parts of Europe battered by snow, storms, floods could face further disruption, forecasters have warned.
BBC
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Rail passengers face further disruption tomorrow as the train drivers' strike enters its third day.
The Irish Times
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Then the male whistle player who fancied her would go out too, causing further disruption.
The Irish Times
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Transport Secretary Philip Hammond told Sky News earlier that Britain was bracing for possible further disruption.
Reuters
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Northern Ireland's striking busmen last night pledged further disruption of transport services in a continuing dispute.
The Irish Times
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It looks like Wellington's train-travelling public has no choice but to grin and bear further disruption.
Radio NZ
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Britain faces further disruption through Tuesday following the most powerful storm to hit Britain in years.
The Guardian
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And that's before the potential for further disruption.
Reuters
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