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- noun Plural form of
breakdown .
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Examples
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Train breakdowns improved by 26% compared to last year's report and subway cars improved their cleanliness rating from 91% to 95%.
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All week, Behind the Numbers will feature additional breakdowns from the poll.
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Many of them have breakdowns from the pressure to have careers, which they were not physically created for in the first place.
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Many of them have breakdowns from the pressure to have careers, which they were not physically created for in the first place.
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I would emphasize as strongly as I can that the percentage of such breakdowns is extremely small.
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A common recourse when it comes to trying to explain these kinds of outcomes is to refer to various "breakdowns" -- breakdowns of the traditional family, of schools, of religion, of community organizations, or of public values.
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A common recourse when it comes to trying to explain these kinds of outcomes is to refer to various "breakdowns" -- breakdowns of the traditional family, of schools, of religion, of community organizations, or of public values.
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Since 1971, Breakdown Services has shuttled role descriptions known as "breakdowns" and other audition materials between casting directors and actors, first by courier, mail and then fax.
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In everything I've ever seen the actors are arranged pretty specifically by the number they're given in the breakdowns, which is related to the number of scenes they're in (typically).
Tom Hanks Reveals Larry Crowne Casting But Leaves Us With Another Puzzle | /Film
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He was now and then on a couch, as Leon recalled his breakdowns, his sadness, his panic attacks, how he could not bear to be alone.
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