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disruptive force
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1.58 |
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It is a disruptive force in our fair city. |
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disruptive student
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1.58 |
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Teachers must remove disruptive students. |
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disruptive behavior
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1.38 |
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There was a correlation between low levels of cortisol and disruptive behavior. |
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disruptive influence
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0.79 |
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Intensity and fiery nature a disruptive influence. |
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disruptive passenger
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0.72 |
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British Airways welcomed the change in the law to deal with disruptive passengers. |
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disruptive tactics
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0.72 |
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But to these disruptive tactics they have added some new dimensions. |
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disruptive action
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0.66 |
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But there could be more disruptive actions as well. |
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disruptive pupil
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0.66 |
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The move towards in-class support is equally valid for disruptive pupils. |
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disruptive behaviour
|
0.59 |
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Disruptive behaviour is more prominent in the lower ability range. |
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disruptive effect
|
0.59 |
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Trade certainly has disruptive effects, as does any functioning market. |
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disruptive protest
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0.59 |
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The disruptive protests were called off when the talks began. |
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disruptive technology
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0.53 |
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Such a potentially disruptive new technology was the Web browser. |
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disruptive impact
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0.46 |
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But his challengers say the mayor should have done more to minimize their disruptive impact. |
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disruptive role
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0.46 |
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This militia could play a disruptive role before the elections. |
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disruptive child
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0.39 |
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-- Low pay, split shifts and disruptive children have contributed to a national shortage of school bus drivers. |
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disruptive strike
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0.33 |
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At midday Friday, officials were trying to negotiate an end to the disruptive strike there. |
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disruptive innovation
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0.26 |
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Disruptive innovation. |