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bomb scare

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bomb scare n → sospetta presenza di un ordigno esplosivo
there was a bomb scare at Harrods → Harrods era in stato d'allarme per paura di una bomba
bomb scare n → sospetta presenza di un ordigno esplosivo
there was a bomb scare at Harrods → Harrods era in stato d'allarme per paura di una bomba


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Police later cleared an area for people to leave the track and clerk of the course Jonnie Fenwicke-Clennell explained: "Just before the last race there was a bomb scare in the car park.
Horse Racing: Alert at Hexham by Birmingham Mail (England)
Prestwick was closed on Thursday after a bomb scare on a plane flying to Dublin from Paris and the following night when a flight from Luton to Galway was targeted by a hoaxer.
BAN BOMB LANDINGS, SAYS MP by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
_A BOMB scare halted the Rolling Stones' A Bigger Bang show at the University of Virginia last night.
In brief by The Evening Standard (London, England)
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