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zero potential

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zero potential [′zir·ō pə′ten·chəl]
(electricity)
Expression usually applied to the potential of the earth, as a convenient reference for comparison.


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Aa "There is zero potential for any development," Bayoumy said, suggesting the government come up with "real solutions to the education crisis," because it has failed to do so thus far.
However, given my view of zero potential from overseas betting revenues, for once I will qualify my opinion in that South Africans, from whose country the swinger originated, are more likely to bet into UK racing because of this.
It became painfully obvious that refugees are confronted daily with challenges related to human rights, with little if any freedom, while facing insecurity and with zero potential for economic growth within encamped life.
 
 
 
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