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blackout

[blak-out] / ˈblækˌaʊt /
NOUN
temporary unconsciousness
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There are daily blackouts and widespread food shortages.

From The Wall Street Journal

A State Department official said the department supports a range of tools, including VPNs and other technology, to help Iranians stay online through internet restrictions and blackouts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Grid operators and utilities from the Midwest to New England to Florida managed tighter supplies and issued varying levels of alerts—but avoided rolling blackouts.

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Some European politicians are also worried that potential “kill switches” in Chinese-made technology could cause blackouts.

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Some popular hotels, crippled by ongoing blackouts, have begun to shut down, ferrying remaining guests to other lodging, according to Russia’s tour-operator agency.

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