noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
political
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Later attempts to solve the political deadlock have failed.
■ NOUN
budget
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Court decisions from previous budget deadlocks keep most money flowing without a spending plan.
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Bunds performed better than U. S. Treasuries this week, which were hurt by the budget deadlock .
■ VERB
break
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Then, at last, Guido broke the deadlock .
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House, Senate also try to break deadlocks on other issues.
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Perhaps here was the key to break the deadlock , the key to the throne of the Wyrmberg.
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Marco Van Basten grabbed his fourth goal of the season, 12 minutes after Daniele Massaro had broken the deadlock .
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But Mr Razali is the first envoy to successfully break the deadlock .
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Such an intervention could help break the current deadlock between Livingstone and the Government, which is heading for the courts.
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Senior officials will meet again in October in an attempt to break the deadlock .
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Mr Yeltsin can break the deadlock only by choosing the second, riskier, course of action.
end
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The first trial ended in deadlock in 1994.
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Their first trial in Van Nuys Superior Court ended in deadlock in 1994.
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One juror from the first Menendez trial, which ended in deadlock in 1994, was among the spectators.
reach
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It is inevitable that the lawyers will reach deadlock in their negotiations over the detailed terms in the purchase and sale agreement.
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The strike appeared to have reached a deadlock .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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In the same year the issue came before Parliament, but there was complete deadlock .
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Syria and Israel broke a six-month deadlock in their talks when they sent peace envoys to Maryland.
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The deadlock over the US budget had turned away some investors.
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The talks have reached a complete deadlock .
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Their first trial ended in deadlock when the jury could not reach an agreement.
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There are hopes that an agreement can be made to break the deadlock between the White House and Congress.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But birthday boy Wright was waiting to break the deadlock with the goal he had been seeking all night.
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Court decisions from previous budget deadlocks keep most money flowing without a spending plan.
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In 1970, the deadlock lasted three months.
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Nearer home, Northern Ireland only produced renewed deadlock .
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Their first trial in Van Nuys Superior Court ended in deadlock in 1994.
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This has led to parliamentary deadlock .