Synonyms for breaks
breaks

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1. List of paraphrases for "breaks":

   pauses, interruptions, ruptures, outages, disruptions, hops, violates, break, jumps, interrupts, getaways, skipping, abatements, infringes, exemptions, reductions

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1. Daragh Maher:

   There are those who say the Aussie should bounce from these levels but my feeling is if it breaks below (a key support) against the kiwi that may be significant.

2. Benjamin Sommers:

   With the expanded coverage, you're not going to diagnose more broken bones because whether or not they have insurance, when somebody breaks a leg they are going to get an x-ray, these findings with diabetes may be the tip of the iceberg, and you can imagine similar outcomes for earlier detection of high blood pressure, or cancer, or mental illness.

3. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe:

   I still find it unimaginable that poor innocent victims lives can be taken doing their job, standing talking about economic development and bringing folks to Smith Mountain Lake when this tragedy occurred, it just breaks your heart and you think of the families and so many friends and coworkers who were impacted by what happened today.

4. Jimmy Walker:

   You play hard to get into a position to have a chance to win and sometimes it's hard to get to that point, but the more times you do, obviously the more chances you're going to have, eventually you will break through and get the win. It's just about being in the right place at the right time and taking advantage of the breaks when you get them.

5. Andy Harris:

   I think immigration will remain an issue of contention between Republicans and Democrats in general and I think the American people are going to have to hear all sides of the argument, clearly illegal immigrants cost the American economy, they cost the American taxpayer billions and billions of dollars and I think at some point, especially as we get out of the COVID-19 pandemic and our economy is trying to recover, we have to question whether we should be giving tax breaks to sanctuary jurisdictions.