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Meanings of immediate in English
Usage of immediate in English
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However, 40 percent said immediate consequences from Brexit were not yet foreseeable.
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The service company needs immediate access in case the refrigeration unit fails.
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FBC News said the suspension was for 30 days with immediate effect.
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It also called on the government to start immediate work on legislation.
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The immediate focus could fall on state elections due later this year.
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Market observers said any immediate impact on the market should be limited.
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In Ireland the crisis is not so immediate perhaps, given our demographics.
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Authorities in Chiapas said there were no immediate reports of major damage.
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The new sanctions are unlikely to trigger an immediate crisis in Russia.
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North Korea's official news agency carried no immediate reports on the quake.
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However, market participants warned the immediate impact was likely to be muted.
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Neither the French company nor the countries involved had any immediate comment.
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In spite of the improvement, however, salmon stocks remain under immediate threat.
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Safe water, no immediate danger, no wireless, no immediate hope of escape.
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Local police said they have no proof Moussa is in immediate danger.
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It is very serious in the short term and needs immediate attention.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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