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circulation

noun as in distribution

noun as in moving circularly

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However, evaporation and poor seawater circulation increased salinity, causing the extinction of marine life between 15 and 6 million years ago.

A recent one consisted of a close-up of one of those vents above your airplane seat that regulates air circulation while the plane’s captain welcomes the viewer to “ICE Air” over the intercom.

By the time it’s litigated, the money will already be in circulation — and that will be that.

From Salon

Weimar Berlin, for example, boasted a prominent gay magazine called Die Insel with a circulation of 150,000 until the magazine closed and the writers were sent to camps.

From Salon

“It works just fine upstairs, but it doesn’t have great circulation. Downstairs, it’s a sea of guests and it gets very hot.”

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