Synonyms for blackouts
black·outs

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1. List of paraphrases for "blackouts":

   outages, interrupts, interruptions, disruptions, disruption, absences, breakdowns, traps

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1. Conor Bernstein:

   Californias rolling blackouts this summer were a stark reminder of the immense challenges faced by moving away from dispatchable power to greater reliance on intermittent sources of energy, and Californias aggressive pivot to renewable sources of power has seen electricity prices steadily climb, rising far faster than in the rest of the country.

2. Kateryna Like:

   I don’t mind the blackouts.

3. Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk:

   At the moment the warm weather is saving us, if temperatures go down, this means coal consumption will rise and the rolling blackouts will increase significantly.

4. Maria Melendez:

   I hope that now with these blackouts in Caracas they can do something, that everyone reacts, they used to say that Caracas is Caracas, and everywhere else is weeds and snakes. Now Caracas will also be weeds and snakes if we continue like this.

5. Luis Gutierrez:

   Even though The President dropped the ball, The President is now doing a victory dance in the end zone, or should we call it the dead zone ? Trump's comments also drew swift condemnation from elected officials and residents of the island, where blackouts remain common, 60,000 homes still have makeshift roofs and 13 percent of municipalities lack stable phone or internet service. Puerto Rican Gov. Ricardo Rossello said in a Facebook post in Spanish, the victims of Puerto Rico, and the people of Puerto Rico in general, do not deserve to be questioned about their pain. San Juan Mayor Carmen Yuln Cruz, a Democrat who has sparred with President Trump multiple times, tweeted that President Trump is so vain President Trump thinks this is about President Trump. NO IT IS NOT. In New York, which has the largest Puerto Rican population in the mainland United States, Gov. Andrew Cuomo called Trump’s tweets.