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Meanings of have a crisis in English

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Usage of have a crisis in English
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We have a crisis, we can make those changes, he told reporters.
Reuters
2
We have a crisis and another opportunity to fix the problem.
Jamaica Observer
3
This year he decided to have a crisis of conscience.
Demon: a memoir
4
In Ireland right now, we have a crisis of homelessness.
The Irish Times
5
We have a crisis here, in case you hadn't noticed.'
Artemis Fowl
6
You recently turned 30 -did you have a crisis?
The Guardian
7
We have a crisis -let's see how we can best reset to thrive.
News.com.au
8
And now, we still have a crisis on our hands.
Crown of Slaves
9
We have a crisis of cultural and creative space.
The Irish Times
10
Now if we could just get one of the Guptas to have a crisis of conscience…
The South African
11
Or I'll have a crisis with Ruru tonight.
Death of a Red Heroine
12
Put all these together, and you have a crisis that is both very real and very near.
The Guardian
13
BOHEMIANS have a crisis on their hands.
The Irish Times
14
I have a crisis at home.
Dexter by Design
15
From that moment I knew we'd have a crisis with our healthcare workers because we were not taking action.
The Guardian
16
Slideshow (19 images) We have a crisis at the border right now...
Reuters
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