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There is a
wider
malaise
in the global economy which is hurting.
2
Brexit now isn't even his principal concern, its failure the mere embodiment of a
wider
malaise
.
3
The
wider
malaise
infecting the global equity market in recent weeks has also contributed to heightened caution among investors.
4
The party has been mired in factionalism and corruption scandals that seem to reflect a
wider
malaise
in Japanese society.
5
I'm referring in part to the new consultant contract and this broadens the discussion to a
wider
malaise
within the health service.
6
It will ask whether the scenes reflect a problem with the former Olympic stadium itself or are indicative of a
wider
malaise
.
7
Many observers said that the contrasting penalties given to the bank and its employee were unfair, and indicative of a
wider
malaise
.
8
Mistreatment of children in crèches and preschools is a symptom of a
wider
malaise
affecting the elderly in their homes and elsewhere.
9
The Bettencourt affair has come to a head amid a
wider
malaise
about the extent of Sarkozy's desire to be in control.
10
The depth, permanence and source of the popular revolt reflected in the rise of Ukip is only a symptom of a
wider
malaise
.
11
Knife crime and school exclusions are symptoms of a
wider
malaise
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