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Meanings of incidents in English
Usage of incidents in English
1
The power plant suffered four incidents in July, according to local media.
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However, in my view, such incidents raise a wider issue of principle.
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The Opposition's Georgie Crozier said the ongoing incidents had reached crisis point.
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Government officials denied any responsibility, and said the incidents were tribal clashes.
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Another session will hear testimony from victims of three incidents of violence.
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About twenty such incidents a year are serious enough to need reporting.
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Both incidents were said to have taken place in the past week.
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The government denied any responsibility, and said the incidents were tribal clashes.
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Mr Collins said it was disappointing the incidents mostly involved young people.
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The police said services went well and there were no major incidents.
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But they said it reflected a situation that led to the incidents.
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He expressed concern at increasing incidents of violence in many disputed territories.
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None of these incidents involved people being injured, according to media reports.
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The system will be used for specific incidents involving match changing situations.
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Jewish groups say there are hundreds of smaller anti-Semitic incidents every year.
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Five people were injured in two separate hit-and-run incidents, gardaí said today.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Incidents through the time
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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