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Meanings of linked in English

Connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks.

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Risk management measures linked to these contacts are therefore of key importance.
Pubmed
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The Ministry of Health said 15 cases were linked to the outbreak.
Radio NZ
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This linked-data approach holds great potential for future traumatic occupational injury research.
Pubmed
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The diseases are often linked to heart problems and sometimes learning disabilities.
Radio NZ
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Another was linked to a corruption case last year involving imported beef.
Reuters
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Scientists believe the cases are almost certainly linked to the mosquito-borne virus.
Reuters
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Recent months have seen a spike in violence linked to Nigerian gangs.
The Guardian
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Mexico is suffering record levels of violence, often linked to organized crime.
Reuters
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For this talk, he pointed to several examples using open linked data.
Reuters
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The export-reliant economy often sees currency moves linked to its equity market.
Reuters
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The company often draws public anger over perceived problems linked to searches.
Reuters
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The reality is that our economy is entirely linked with the EU.
The Irish Times
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Tells about E. German industry & economy now intricately linked to Russia.
The new yorker
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The pollution is linked to heart attacks and lung problems including asthma.
Reuters
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However, almost nothing is known about this new type of N-linked glycosylation.
Pubmed
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Polluted air is also linked to foetal development problems, the report said.
The Guardian
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