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vacuum

noun as in emptiness

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"Abolishing PCCs now, without any consultation, as policing faces a crisis of public trust and confidence... risks creating a dangerous accountability vacuum," she said.

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The withdrawal of French troops in the wake of the coup has left a security vacuum exploited by the jihadists which the junta's new security partners -- including Russia -- have failed to fill, Lyammouri said.

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The absence of event-driven trading creates a news vacuum and tends to make many investors forget that stocks often decline after strong rallies.

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In the power vacuum left by these changes, a handful of families swooped in, securing military and political power.

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According to the researchers, these capabilities could be especially valuable for use in the vacuum of space or in the cryogenic fuel systems of rockets.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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