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flurry

[flur-ee, fluhr-ee] / ˈflɜr i, ˈflʌr i /




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We might rarely get to see snowfall in Los Angeles, but logging onto social media in December means the arrival of a different kind of flurry.

From Los Angeles Times

The flurry of activity at these sites indicates Iran is likely already producing new missiles, but he said there wasn’t enough evidence to conclude that definitively.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We humans became as clever as we are, so the argument goes, because we were entangled within a demanding flurry of interaction,” Sheldrake writes.

From Los Angeles Times

Direct talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators earlier this year in Istanbul failed to break the deadlock and despite the flurry of diplomacy, the positions of the two countries appear to still be far apart.

From Barron's

Times offices, I gathered piles of old papers and envisioned Michael and Greg in a flurry of pages, an energetic and playful nod to their show’s spirit.

From Los Angeles Times