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circulate

[sur-kyuh-leyt] / ˈsɜr kyəˌleɪt /




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Videos circulating online showed the woman seemingly attempting to drive away, as one masked agent is seen trying to open the vehicle’s door while another blocks her path.

From Los Angeles Times

The study found that brief, vigorous exercise quickly changes the mix of molecules circulating in the bloodstream.

From Science Daily

The pledge bolstered an idea that has been circulating for years among housing advocates and lawmakers, in response to Wall Street's increased role in America's residential housing market.

From BBC

The Belgian site of Sint-Truiden stood out, yielding the highest number of cases and evidence that both viral species circulated within the same community.

From Science Daily

It defines hate speech as any "expression which is made, published, or circulated… in public view" verbally, in print, television or social media.

From BBC