Examples of using Meltdowns in English and their translations into Spanish
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I have got over 20 years experience with his meltdowns and they're not pretty,
financial meltdowns and many others require the engagement of every member of the international community, including Taiwan.
Every month the same wacko screaming at me for no reason! Having meltdowns and crying, crying over nothing!
And even that-- see, even that-- I used to have huge meltdowns all the time, all the time.
malfunctioning and even meltdowns.
It provides four tools that can help persons with ASD manage the anxieties and emotional meltdowns that hinder their social inclusion.
Some reactor designs have passive safety features that prevent meltdowns from occurring in these extreme circumstances.
It just turns out to be a lot of what you call"meltdowns," but they don't feel like meltdowns.
tsunami caused damage that led to explosions and partial meltdowns at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant in Japan.
it will accelerate the meltdowns instead of stopping them.
three simultaneous meltdowns for no reason, kids tucked back in,
no more nuclear meltdowns, no more insufferable celebrities telling us to"go green",
There's this guy at my plant, caused three meltdowns, and he still keeps his job.
The globalization of markets meant that economic meltdowns in developed country markets quickly spread to other markets.
Those filaments slide into the grid, create mini electrical fires, work their way back to the core, cause meltdowns.
this can lead to big frustration and bigger meltdowns.
The globalization of markets meant that economic meltdowns caused by policy failures in a few developed countries,
If this is the case there could possibly occur still numerous huge nuclear explosions that would be the outcome of a chain reaction of the core meltdowns.
with sustained attention and the kind of"anything it takes" resolve that Member States apply to preventing global financial meltdowns or wars.
In this age of public humiliation and media meltdowns, the work of New York Times best selling author, Debbie Ford,