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influx

noun as in flow, rush

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Prof Russell Wynn, Director of Wild New Forest, said the Little Arboreal Ladybird's had been found in moth traps across the New Forest but "there were no confirmed British Records prior to this influx".

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Where to put any further influx of prisoners is a huge challenge.

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Following the Israeli withdrawal from most of Gaza in 1994, vertical expansion became a necessity to accommodate the influx of returnees.

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Yet the influx of corporate interests does not seem to have overshadowed the colourful - and occasionally camp - feel of the party.

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Within a fortnight the Chancellor was forced to impose controls on Germany's borders due to the influx of asylum seekers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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