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Meanings of potential pitfall in English

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Usage of potential pitfall in English
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NZ Realtors Network chair Mark Coffey said it was a potential pitfall.
Radio NZ
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With big players moving in, the potential pitfall is home cooking.
Reuters
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Sulzberger is also aware of another potential pitfall: family discord.
The new yorker
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The potential pitfall with reluctant heroes is that they don't necessarily provide colourful copy.
The Guardian
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White House spokesman Jay Carney also recognised the potential pitfall.
The Guardian
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Regional markets face a potential pitfall later Wednesday when China releases trade figures for January.
Reuters
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Intralobular neutrophilic infiltration in type 1 is a potential pitfall, especially in the biopsy-based diagnosis.
Pubmed
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Mr Charlie McCreevy But he warned against the " potential pitfall" of increased prices.
The Irish Times
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What's the biggest potential pitfall when writing about science?
The Guardian
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Another potential pitfall: Companies must ensure products carrying their names are consistent with the core brand's values.
Reuters
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Clinicians should recognize confirmation bias as a potential pitfall in medical decision making in the emergency department.
Pubmed
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He knew the potential pitfall of reverence.
Indivisible
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An auditory or vibrating alert is then sent to the user so they can avoid the potential pitfall.
News.com.au
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And therein lies a potential pitfall.
BBC
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A deal on bananas would remove a potential pitfall for the talks which could give a boost to the global economy.
Reuters
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Another potential pitfall is the mismatch in expectations between Turkey and the EU over how many Syrians will be resettled in Europe.
The Guardian
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