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- noun Plural form of
go-slow .
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Examples
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To avoid what Lagosians euphemistically call "go-slows," some seek short-cuts by heading the wrong direction down one-way streets.
Traffic Drives Nigerians Nuts, but a Trip to a Shrink May Go Too Far Will Connors 2011
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Mr. Joyce said overtime bans and "go-slows" by engineers have reduced maintenance capacity by around 8%.
Qantas Grounds Aircraft, Cuts Flights Amid Strikes Ross Kelly 2011
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Government had not received any official notification of industrial action, including go-slows and work-to-rule.
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The "full-blown" strike starts on June 1, and until then unions intend to take part in work to rule and go-slows, lunchtime pickets and mass meetings.
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Government had not received any official notification of industrial action, including go-slows and work-to-rule.
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It would initially consist of pickets and demonstrations during breaks but would later expand to go-slows in the major ports as well as mass marches.
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Mghabi promised to make the country ungovernable with surprise blockades and go-slows.
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Pickets and go-slows by petrol attendants had started in Gauteng and workers were being mobilised at national level in support of a
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Nupsaw chief negotiator Pedro van Wyk was responding to Ngcuka's statement that public prosecutors delivered essential services - making it illegal for them to embark on go-slows or strike action.
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He said Popcru leaders would explain to members and the public the necessity of the strike, a series of go-slows, lunch-hour picketing and demonstrations outside government buildings.
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