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Meanings of widespread disruption in English

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Usage of widespread disruption in English
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The powerful cyclone brought widespread disruption to the area including flash flooding.
Radio NZ
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Gale-force winds and heavy rain has caused widespread disruption across the UK.
BBC
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Heavy rain throughout Ireland has caused widespread disruption to road and rail services.
The Irish Times
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Some public sector workers to strike but widespread disruption not expected.
Reuters
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London awoke this morning to widespread disruption caused by St Jude's Storm overnight.
BBC
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Gales and heavy rain have been causing widespread disruption across much of Wales.
BBC
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Heavy snowfalls are continuing to cause widespread disruption throughout the country this morning.
Radio NZ
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Over 400 secondary schools face widespread disruption if the new offer is rejected.
The Irish Times
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Snow and freezing temperatures are causing widespread disruption across the UK and western Europe.
BBC
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Two weeks of strikes over planned pension reforms have caused widespread disruption across France.
Radio NZ
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Rail services will face widespread disruption on Tuesday as signallers strike for more pay.
The Irish Times
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Theresa May's spokesman said: This is a serious incident, it's causing widespread disruption for passengers.
Radio NZ
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Extinction Rebellion operates globally, and is known for having caused widespread disruption in the UK.
Radio NZ
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The demonstrations have hit growth and caused widespread disruption.
Radio NZ
15
Meanwhile, the worst storms in decades have brought widespread disruption to parts of southern Australia.
BBC
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Thousands of homes remain without power in Scotland, after a powerful storm overnight caused widespread disruption.
BBC
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