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Meanings of new outbreak in English

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Usage of new outbreak in English
1
To inquire of Benjamin would only be to provoke a new outbreak.
The Law and the Lady
2
It is still unclear who is responsible for the new outbreak of violence.
Reuters
3
The Scottish Highlands is home to a new outbreak of the foot-in-mouth crisis.
The Irish Times
4
In 2009, a new outbreak occurred in the northeast region of the country.
Pubmed
5
The whole colony trembled in expectation of a new outbreak of the war.
France and England in North America, Part III: The Discovery of ...
6
The Circoncelliones, maddened, distinguished themselves by a new outbreak of ravages and cruelties.
Saint Augustin
7
Since early January 2017, a new outbreak of measles in Italy has been observed.
Pubmed
8
On Friday, the World Health Organization declared a global health emergency over the new outbreak.
Radio NZ
9
Russian football is facing a new outbreak of the violence that has marred league matches.
The Irish Times
10
I don't know exactly where the new outbreak is.
The Irish Times
11
The origin of the new outbreak is still unknown.
Reuters
12
Beijing closes schools and restricts travels after a new outbreak of the coronavirus is discovered.
Radio NZ
13
Fears of a new outbreak of "doping" hit British racing yesterday.
The Irish Times
14
Yet all three of the submarine boys watched their prisoner, cat-like, for any new outbreak.
The Submarine Boys for the Flag / Deeding Their Lives to Uncle S...
15
Now the workers are happier, but health experts fear the greater risk of a new outbreak.
Reuters
16
What happens if a reopening region experiences a new outbreak and no longer meets the requirements?
NY Magazine
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