Embargo

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Today the word is applied more broadly still to refer to various prohibitions Publishers for example often place an embargo on a

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An embargo is a government imposed restriction that blocks trade and commerce with specific countries to apply

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EMBARGO definition 1 an order to temporarily stop something especially trading or giving information 2 to Learn more

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The United States embargo against Cuba began on 14 March 1958 during the overthrow of dictator Fulgencio Batista by Fidel

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transitive To impose an embargo on trading certain goods with another country transitiivinen Asettaa kauppasaarto tiettyjen

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Breaking an embargo is typically considered a serious breach of trust and can result in the source barring the offending news outlet

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EMBARGO meaning 1 an order to temporarily stop something especially trading or giving information 2 to Learn more

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Esimerkit Embargo vaikutti voimakkaasti talouteen Yhteis k nsi embargon seuraukset edukseen Embargo pakotti etsim n

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An embargo is a government imposed prohibition of the exchange of goods or services with a specific county or