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outburst

[out-burst] / ˈaʊtˌbɜrst /


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But with his age, and long-term future at Liverpool unclear after a public outburst at Elland Road last month, it could be the last time Salah features in the competition as a Premier League talisman.

From BBC

The outburst also appeared to shake investors’ confidence in dividends generally.

From Barron's

But don’t mistake this for an outburst from the man Rourke used to be, he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Amorim left United's hierarchy with no option but to sack him after Sunday's Elland Road outburst, an ill-judged play from a combustible personality who was already on shifting sands.

From BBC

The new observations offer clear proof that these outbursts are not as simple as once believed.

From Science Daily