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Intruding oceans and shifting landscapes buried the resulting 60-kilometer-wide crater—about the size of Rhode Island—in a tomb of sand that eventually became sandstone.

From Science Magazine • Feb. 16, 2022

Intruding species have been removed: 800 Amur corktrees, along with Japanese honeysuckle, linden viburnum and devil’s walking stick.

From New York Times • Nov. 3, 2011

"Intruding?" she repeated, with a rising inflection of her voice.

From Spring Street A Story of Los Angeles by Richardson, James H.

Intruding the door between themselves and28 all further speculation, the strangely-assorted pair proceeded along a dimly-illumed hallway to a room in which Raikes usually secluded himself.

From The Flaw in the Sapphire by Snyder, Charles M.

One of the Tales in this collection, The Confidant, was actually turned into a little drama in blank verse by Charles Lamb, under the changed title of The Wife's Trial: or the Intruding Widow.

From English Men of Letters: Crabbe by Ainger, Alfred




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