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effects

[ih-fekts] / ɪˈfɛkts /


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But where that morning they had felt the effects of ash and heat, this time they felt nothing but the ground shaking.

From Literature

The January 23–26 system dumped snow and crippling ice from New Mexico to Maine, with some of the worst effects felt in the South, and it was linked to more than 100 deaths.

From Barron's

In the trial, both Nye and her partner gave evidence from behind a screen about the effects the visits had on them and their children.

From BBC

“A stronger euro, possibly prompted by a more accommodative U.S. monetary policy than expected and associated dollar depreciation, could add to the effects from tariffs and bring inflation down further than expected,” officials concluded.

From The Wall Street Journal

The effects will be minimal though, as many government services do not operate over the weekend.

From BBC