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Meanings of political crisis in English

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Usage of political crisis in English
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But the plunge into a political crisis right now is particularly unfortunate.
The Irish Times
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The political crisis in neighbouring Mali has only compounded the hunger problem.
The Guardian
3
Russia's economic and political crisis was discussed in depth by EU leaders.
The Irish Times
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Yet, even as they spoke, the political crisis blocking these measures worsened.
The Irish Times
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Consequently, the country's political crisis is likely to stretch out for months.
The Irish Times
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Presidents and prime ministers seeking a third term can trigger political crisis.
BBC
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The political crisis has hurt business confidence and halted much government spending.
Reuters
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Mursi's removal touched off the bloodiest political crisis in modern Egyptian history.
Reuters
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And the political crisis involving President King further aggravated Liberia's economic woes.
This child will be great
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There have been dramatic developments in the continuing political crisis in Egypt.
Radio NZ
11
A political crisis or economic downturn would once again test HSBC's resilience.
Reuters
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We see only a political crisis, he told reporters in Ethiopia's capital.
Reuters
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Thailand may be a step closer to ending its long-running political crisis.
BBC
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Still, there are tentative signs that the political crisis might be subsiding.
Reuters
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We're ending our live coverage of the ongoing political crisis in Zimbabwe.
BBC
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The whole fact is that there has been political crisis in Paranoya.
A Man of Means
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