fragility in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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He theorized that financial fragility is a typical feature of any capitalist economy.
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His experience as a ceramicist has contributed to his sculpture, with simplified lines and a sense of fragility.
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Attempts to use foam booms to contain the oil were of limited success due to their fragility in high seas.
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He formed an initial cabinet which included contradictory figures, but despite this initial fragility, managed to win some successes in the 1953 elections.
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Infants are fragile compared to adults, and the lack of sanitation mentioned above contributed further to this fragility.
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With no release date yet, the song is an acoustic ballad dealing with death and fragility of life, since the album deals with mortality.
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The tenor recitative is again in the minor mode, this time to describe the fragility of man.
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These events gave her an identity of fragility and by the time she was a teenager, she preferred solitude, creating worlds of her own imagination.
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The combination of her resourcefulness, intelligence and apparent fragility underlies her ability to win the battle to have her re-institutionalized.
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Because of its fragility, it was intended for church life.
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