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The company is still dealing with the fallout from the data breach.fallout = negative consequences
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They built a fallout shelter after the Cuban Missile Crisis.fallout = radioactive dust
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The company is trying to minimize the fallout from the accounting scandal.fallout = negative consequences
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She lost several friends in the fallout from the argument.
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An airburst increases the area destroyed by a nuclear blast force and decreases local fallout.†fallout = radioactive dust
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Everybody was putting fallout shelters in their backyards, canning tap water, getting ready for the end of time. (source)
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His hands were packed tightly with splinters, and his teeth were caked with residue from the fallout. (source)fallout = undesired ash from the fire
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Forget spills, fallouts, leakages.† (source)
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And what, to borrow a phrase, was the fallout of that? (source)fallout = consequences
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Somewhere, very far off, is a place called District 12, where my mother and sister and friends will have to deal with the fallout from this night. (source)fallout = negative consequences
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Not even the great Bezu Fache would survive the political fallout if he had mistakenly splashed a prominent American's face all over French television, claiming he was a murderer. (source)
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I waited for him to talk about everything that had happened or to warn me of the coming fallout.† (source)
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The fallout: Brian told Amy she was an untrustworthy friend and stopped talking to her.† (source)
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Because its main weapon was light, the fallout could be focused to an exact radius.† (source)
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But I sat by for several months, watching the fallout from this man's actions.† (source)
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As if to demonstrate what war had once been about, the Ousters scoured North Bressia-first with several hundred fallout-free nuclear weapons and tactical plasma bombs, then with deathbeams, and finally with tailored viruses.† (source)
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