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Meanings of made global in English

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Usage of made global in English
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She made global headlines when she fell pregnant to her former stepson-turned-fiance.
News.com.au
2
And last month Michael Ebert was made global head of equity derivatives.
Reuters
3
How dare you! Greta said during the speech that made global headlines.
News.com.au
4
The seismic issue of land expropriation has made global headlines.
The South African
5
The 33-year-old made global headlines as Tonga's flagbearer at the Rio Olympics last year.
Radio NZ
6
Two penguins, a sushi stand and an RNZ reporter made global headlines this week.
Radio NZ
7
There are three things we know about man- made global warming.
The Irish Times
8
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody crackdown on the drug trade has made global headlines.
BBC
9
Why do only 40% of Americans believe in man- made global warming?
BBC
10
LGBT freedom in the army has made global headlines.
Reuters
11
The German chancellor has been a formidable force in the fight against man- made global warming.
Reuters
12
In 2013, he was made global anti-money laundering leader.
Reuters
13
Evans was recently made global head of growth markets.
Reuters
14
Human- made global warming is bringing new species of moths to Irish shores, a new atlas suggests.
The Irish Times
15
Although there was no controversy reported from these matches, the Croke Park glitch made global news.
The Irish Times
16
Sewing said the raid made global headlines that were "severely damaging" for the bank.
The Guardian
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