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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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time
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But deep into first-half stoppage time , O'Leary's outstretched leg caught Yorke in full flight.
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Ferguson raged at the fourth official when he indicated four minutes of stoppage time , insisting that it should have been 14.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer accepted a return ball from Dwight Yorke to complete the scoring in stoppage time .
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Sylvain Wiltord pilfered a third goal deep into stoppage time after being teed up by Patrick Vieira.
work
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Why invest allegiance in a sport that in seven months is expected to embark on another work stoppage ?
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Sometimes the rejection and rebellion was expressed in a major way through strikes, work stoppages , and slowdowns.
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Each time the game has endured a work stoppage .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a stoppage of welfare payments
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a one-day work stoppage
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Customs officers will return to work today after a twenty-four hour stoppage .
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Railworkers in central Poland also joined the stoppage , cutting the link with the industrial south-west.
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The plan is likely to be met with work stoppages and other labor disruptions.
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The plumber cleared the stoppage in the building's sewer line.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At the moment there's too much whistle and so too many stoppages.
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Ferguson raged at the fourth official when he indicated four minutes of stoppage time, insisting that it should have been 14.
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In the aftermath of both these outbursts of militancy stoppages of work declined dramatically.
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It all revolves around who get the put-in to the scrummage following a stoppage at ruck or maul.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer accepted a return ball from Dwight Yorke to complete the scoring in stoppage time.
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The stoppage is being organised by factory committees.
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The unions said that they were looking for the second week in January to begin an all-out stoppage .
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Was he attempting to force them to a stoppage in the hopes of taking over their lease?