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cut-off



cut off




VERB
disinherit in will
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Leaders from the other four states affected by this freeze are questioning why their funding is being cut off.

From Salon

Britain saw temperatures plunging with hundreds of schools shutting their doors for a third day Scotland, where the authorities warned some rural communities could be "cut off" by snow.

From Barron's

PJM proposed, in part, having data centers bring their own power source or otherwise agree to have service cut off when supplies get too tight.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is unclear what happened to the officer, as the footage cut off, while other officers gave chase to the demonstrator who fled on foot.

From BBC

Western sanctions cut off key spare parts, forcing the company to replace about 40 systems and operate an "import-substituted" version in 2023.

From BBC