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- adjective Not
disrupted ; free ofdisruption
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Examples
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"The public should get undisrupted high quality services," he added.
Mark Thompson: I will give up my BBC pension top-ups James Robinson 2010
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Like much about the potential shutdown, it isn't yet clear if federal email will continue undisrupted; most government websites won't continue operating.
Federal Workers Brace for Email Withdrawal Janet Adamy 2011
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But many services went on undisrupted: mail delivery, Social Security and Medicare payments, law enforcement, air-traffic control.
Budget Showdown Redux Neil King Jr. 2011
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If we're serious about incorporating conflicts into game stories effectively & perhaps elevating their impact and complexity to levels unattainable in novels or film, we may need to begin reevaluating established notions of what constitutes challenge for the purpose of creating undisrupted flow in our narratives.
Conflict, Resolution SVGL 2009
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American preoccupations have centered on securing support for its four principal objectives: prosecuting its 'anti-terrorism' campaign; avoiding rifts with Israeli; maximizing pressure on Iran; and securing undisrupted access to the region's oil.
Michael Brenner: America's Middle East Future Michael Brenner 2011
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If he succeeds, the daily life of billions around the world will continue undisrupted.
The Solar 'Katrina' Storm That Could Take Our Power Grid Out For Years 2010
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And, without a doubt, an individual animal has no right to an undisrupted life.
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Without slates, their undisrupted necks look romantically long.
Veracity LAURA BYNUM 2010
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Yet, how many classrooms can possibly be sources of undisrupted learning these days when 42 percent of students admit to using smartphones for personal reasons during class time.
Douglas Forbes: Downward Mobility: Tech Toys and Society 2010
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Yet, how many classrooms can possibly be sources of undisrupted learning these days when 42 percent of students admit to using smartphones for personal reasons during class time.
Douglas Forbes: Downward Mobility: Tech Toys and Society 2010
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