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Meanings of political instability in English

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Usage of political instability in English
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However, they said a medium-term impact was possible if political instability persists.
Reuters
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However, it has long been plagued by political instability and military coups.
Reuters
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Venezuela's political instability, he said, was a key factor in his decision.
Reuters
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Yes, supply is tight, thanks to war and political instability and under-investment.
The Guardian
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How long does political instability persist after a Jan. 17 presidential election.
Reuters
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There is also general political instability in countries like Brazil and Turkey.
The South African
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But events in Mali have provided a new challenge: political instability and violence.
Reuters
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German industry leaders see potential in Egypt but are concerned about political instability.
Reuters
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They say businesses are often able to carry on, regardless of political instability.
Reuters
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It has a long history of political instability and military rule.
Reuters
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When push comes to shove, political instability takes precedence over a humanitarian crisis.
The South African
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However, they said it may have an impact medium-term if political instability persists.
Reuters
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Analysts said it appears set for a period of political instability.
Reuters
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Concerns about political instability were also weighing on the Japanese currency, analysts said.
Reuters
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Or the election could lead to months of political instability and social disruption.
The Irish Times
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So that our country won't have to continue going through this political instability.
Radio NZ
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