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Meanings of go bust in English

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Usage of go bust in English
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Former Citicorp chairman Walter Wriston once suggested that countries don't go bust.
Reuters
2
This thing'll probably go bust; but I put a hundred into it.
Deep Furrows
3
Imagine telling the 10-year-old you that Toys R Us might go bust.
The South African
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Airline companies will quickly go bust unless they receive financial assistance.
The Guardian
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But Athens' official creditors can't just let the country go bust.
Reuters
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The key is to allow excessively indebted euro zone states to go bust.
Reuters
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If nothing is done, thousands of UK hauliers will go bust.
The Irish Times
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It makes you go bust early, so there's no government support.
The new yorker
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Where New California's headed, who knows what's going to go bust.
The Naked God
10
They can lose their shirts even if countries don't go bust.
Reuters
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A variety of factors caused Cornero's Stardust dream to go bust.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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Potential competitors have to subsist on scraps of niche business or go bust.
The Guardian
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Miliband says Lehman Brothers did not go bust because of UK government spending.
The Guardian
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Something tells me that soul-saver will go bust on Eclipse Creek.
Laughing Bill Hyde and Other Stories
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This guy has got to have a job, or he'll go bust, quick.
The Best Short Stories of 1920, and the Yearbook of the American...
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And it's stopping businesses from growing and causing thousands to go bust every year.
The Guardian
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