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blackout

noun as in temporary unconsciousness

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“Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts,” he told the magazine.

The pair received a score of 33 out of a possible 40 from the judges, with Craig Revel Horwood describing the "poignant blackout moment" as "absolutely spectacular".

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Last month, millions in Cuba were left without power for four days after issues with the country's old energy infrastructure caused a blackout.

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That blackout also coincided with Hurricane Oscar, a less powerful category one storm that left a trail of destruction along the island's north-eastern coast.

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Officials in Cuba have begun restoring power after the country suffered a nationwide blackout on Wednesday caused by Hurricane Rafael, the country's president says.

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