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Meanings of terror in English
Usage of terror in English
1
Clear differences on Iraq, the war on terror, health care, and housing.
2
This morning the court heard from 18 victims of the terror attack.
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The national terror threat has been on high since September last year.
4
Fuller said last month police would be more a terror-related hostage situation.
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A year ago those same details would've set terror in her heart.
6
John Key strikes a deal with Labour over the new terror laws.
7
For the first time in days, my terror gave way to possibility.
8
But this group has never been associated with terror, let alone violence.
9
She fully expects another terror attack on American soil in the future.
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This attack comes just two weeks after the terror attack in London.
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Police said the incident was not connected to the Manchester terror attack.
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Four men have been arrested over an alleged terror plot, police said.
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Authorities believe the crash was an accident and not a terror attack.
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Thoughts of undeads disappeared as weapons and terror shifted toward new targets.
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Not insecurity or stage jitters but true fright-theterror of free fall.
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It was terror, the terror of one who looks beyond the grave.
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United Kingdom
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New Zealand
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Australia
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