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Meanings of latest outbreak in English

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Usage of latest outbreak in English
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But this latest outbreak shows just how difficult coronavirus can be to contain.
Radio NZ
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The latest outbreak had infected two mature pōhutukawa at a Waitara golf course.
Radio NZ
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Eight cases of dengue have been confirmed in the latest outbreak.
Radio NZ
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The latest outbreak of European bank M&A is firmly in the latter category.
Reuters
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Health officials have given new details about how the latest outbreak came to light.
Reuters
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Citizens have been put at risk in this latest outbreak.
The Irish Times
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Officials say smuggled poultry from bird-flu hit Bangladesh could have triggered the latest outbreak.
Reuters
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The Pacific community has disproportionately been affected by this latest outbreak of the coronavirus.
Radio NZ
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But does it completely explain the latest outbreak of witch-hunting?
The Irish Times
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This latest outbreak has killed 25 people since early April, according to the WHO.
Reuters
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The protests come several weeks after the latest outbreak of violence between Muslims and Buddhists.
BBC
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The latest outbreak of fighting has come at a particularly sensitive time for tin prices.
Reuters
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Any decision may hinge on finding 'patient zero' - the source of the latest outbreak.
Radio NZ
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Where did the latest outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the English county of Surrey start?
Wired
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The latest outbreak originated in Guinea two months ago.
Reuters
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The latest outbreak of naked hatred in North Belfast is unacceptable in any normal society.
The Irish Times
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