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Meanings of total blackout in English

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Usage of total blackout in English
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We'd been in total blackout for almost a hundred days and nights.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
2
Here we sometimes even have fireworks, and in Berlin it's total blackout.
The forgotten soldier
3
There is a total blackout on the numbers of dead and injured.
The Guardian
4
Then he drops face down onto the bed in a total blackout.
Once upon a time in America
5
A doctor tells him: 'Look after it, or one day it'll be total blackout.
The Guardian
6
But privacy doesn't justify a total blackout on political funding.
The South African
7
That takes selective filtering rather than a near- total blackout.
Wired
8
It suffered a near- total blackout from the lockdown.
News.com.au
9
The restaurant operates in a total blackout.
The Irish Times
10
By 14 August, as India prepared to celebrate its Independence Day, Kashmir was under a near total blackout.
The Guardian
11
I was genuinely surprised how it provided total blackout to any lights, and helped to quieten my thoughts pre-sleep.
News.com.au
12
Needless to say, that there was a total blackout of all mining-related stories which showed the industry in poor light.
Behind the News: Voices from Goa's Press
13
After 43 minutes, the kind of intermittent, throbbing light provided by an asthmatic's dynamo finally gave way to total blackout.
The Guardian
14
And she had made her last crossing by zigzagging handsomely across the Atlantic, at great speed and in total blackout.
Crossings
15
It's a total blackout.
Nemesis
16
It just seems to have started in the same way: a night out, too much to drink, and then total blackout.
The witch queen
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