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Meanings of latest bout in English

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Usage of latest bout in English
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The latest bout of market nerves is directly related to political events.
The Irish Times
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But borrowing costs have ticked up during the latest bout of uncertainty.
Reuters
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These clashes are the latest bout of violence to hit India.
Reuters
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Reaction in Russia to President Yeltsin's latest bout of illness has been muted.
The Irish Times
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The latest bout of weakness has caught economic forecasters off guard.
Reuters
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For His Highness, who was there to witness your latest bout of unprofessionalism?
Heir of Fire
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The latest bout of selling may look like panic, but is not entirely irrational.
Reuters
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Zach Berman felt he was just about over his latest bout of jet lag.
Nano
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The latest bout of violence has hardened positions on both sides, making any deal difficult.
Reuters
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The latest bout of upheaval began with mass red shirt rallies in Bangkok last March.
Reuters
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The latest bout of upheaval began with mass red shirt rallies in Bangkok in March.
Reuters
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The latest bout of franc strength is unlikely to prompt such intense purchases, economists say.
Reuters
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The latest bout of air pollution began on Friday.
Reuters
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The KLA stands to lose everything as a result of the latest bout of peacemaking.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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More than 800 homes have already been flooded in the latest bout of bad weather.
The Guardian
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The latest bout of blood-letting is the worst yet.
Reuters
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