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Meanings of mass shootings in English

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Usage of mass shootings in English
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Speaking to reporters, Mr Trump said mass shootings needed to be stopped.
Radio NZ
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But they are not the only mass shootings New Zealand has known.
Radio NZ
3
Colorado has seen two of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
Reuters
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Beheadings, crucifixions and mass shootings have been used to terrorise their enemies.
BBC
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In the US, mass shootings have become more frequent and more deadly.
The Guardian
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The number of people killed in US mass shootings has gone up.
BBC
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Meanwhile, the staggering death toll of those killed in mass shootings climbs.
News.com.au
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Named and famed: should the media stop naming the perpetrators of mass shootings?
BBC
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There have been more than 250 mass shootings in the US this year.
Radio NZ
10
Coverage of mass shootings in the United States was also recognized four times.
Reuters
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IS has regularly claimed responsibility for mass shootings in the US.
News.com.au
12
Australia has had no mass shootings in the 21 years since.
Radio NZ
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Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidates have been floating their own remedies for mass shootings.
Reuters
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After mass shootings, the shooter's video game habits are often scrutinised.
The Irish Times
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Small town America is not immune from mass shootings, he added.
Reuters
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In 2012, Lanza began doing online research into mass shootings on the computer.
Reuters
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Australia
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New Zealand
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