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  • Remarkably, I was told that officials would allow "loadshedding"-Pakistan's standard, daily electrical outages-in the nearby town, but not in the camps.

    NYT > Home Page By NADIA NAVIWALA 2010

  • But then, he hadn't made allowances for "loadshedding".

    The Times of India 2009

  • There is SUDDENLY not enough electricity for the country - I don't remember any kind of loadshedding and power outages during Musharafs time.

    Bloggers.Pakistan 2008

  • Thereafter America will be introduced to the money saving measure of 'loadshedding'.

    Bloggers.Pakistan 2008

  • Thereafter America will be introduced to the money saving measure of 'loadshedding'.

    Bloggers.Pakistan 2008

  • There is SUDDENLY not enough electricity for the country - I don't remember any kind of loadshedding and power outages during Musharafs time.

    Bloggers.Pakistan 2008

  • To cope with the inconvenience of loadshedding, more than half of respondents prepared their meals at different times of the day.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2008

  • It is learnt that even those areas where there is no loadshedding may remain dark due to failure of the systems.

    Dark Festival of lights? 2008

  • While the Nepalis have been celebrating a dark festival of lights due to scheduled loadshedding, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has warned that the power systems might collapse throughout Nepal should there be over-consumption of electricity during the Tihar, the festival of lights.

    Dark Festival of lights? 2008

  • Otherwise they faced South African-style loadshedding - Eskom's term for deliberately cutting power to some areas for hours at a time when demands exceeds supply.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2008

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