noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
imposed...news blackout
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The Indian government has imposed a news blackout .
news blackout
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The Indian government has imposed a news blackout .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
news
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With the Camp David news blackout still in force, there were again few details about the talks.
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Mediators have imposed a news blackout on the talks.
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During the talks, a news blackout eliminated contact with the press except for photo opportunities.
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In a bid for public notoriety, the bomber criticized the news blackout of his campaign.
■ VERB
impose
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Mediators have imposed a news blackout on the talks.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Several neighborhoods in the San Francisco area experienced blackouts last night.
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Since the accident, Sharon has suffered from blackouts.
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The U.S. and Russia agreed to a news blackout for the remainder of the talks.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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I have been suffering blackouts ever since the War.
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It ensured that the deaf received help and understanding in the blackout and during air-raids.
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It was now November, and coming home in the blackout caused me a little nervous anxiety at first.
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She had found a gap in the blackout material and had fixed her eye to it.
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The blizzard that brought Washington to a standstill extended the blackout for several more days.
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Then they would be triggered and Bremen would suffer a massive communications blackout .
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Utility officials said the blackout was unrelated to small power failures in San Francisco neighborhoods Monday and Tuesday.
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With the Camp David news blackout still in force, there were again few details about the talks.