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fuerza mayor A natural and unavoidable catastrophe that interrupts the expected course of events.
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Examples for "force majeure"
Examples for "force majeure"
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A New Times spokesman confirmed the force majeure on the two vessels.
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Natural disasters, strikes, and terrorist attacks can all be force majeure events.
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Bonny light is currently under force majeure from the previous pipeline outage.
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Declarations of force majeure by coal miners were yet to be lifted.
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And now Annie was too, in spite of herself, by force majeure.
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When I say that you ought to choose, I except vis major and fear, which destroy all power of choice.
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I'd been deliberately reckless, pushing myself until the inevitable accident occurred.
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That she must come down again is but an inevitable accident.
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This delay was caused by an inevitable accident.
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Meanwhile, the SPD had cordoned off the intersection for the inevitable accident investigation, taking statements from witnesses and directing cars out of the chaos.
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In case of robbery, when goods were taken by superior force, he was not responsible, nor was he for loss occasioned by inevitable accident.
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To Edwin, it seemed like an act of God in his favour.
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That reprobation infuseth no sin, appeareth, because it is the act of God.
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That's what the insurance people call it, an act of God.
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But everyone was treating it as an accident, or an act of God.
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Winx, bar for an act of God, will win her third Cox Plate.
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Are we going to treat it as an act of God?
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A priest from near the explosion site called it an act of God.
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That was an act of God.' I've never forgotten that.
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There may be some people who think that Covid-19 is an act of God.
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Objection 1: It seems that the act of God's intellect is not His substance.
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Human aggression, unlike famine and disease, is not just some capricious act of God.
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Take an act of God to get us all out of here alive, too.
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Therefore the act of God's intellect is not His substance.
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But my intended vengeance was frustrated-whetherby the act of God, who can say?
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Regeneration, therefore, is that act of God's grace by which we are born again.
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The damage was caused by an act of God.