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trickle

verb as in run out

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On Friday morning, a mix of customers and employees trickled into the newly opened Manhattan store.

He added that, “if it was all objective, there would be some substantiated ones actually to trickle out” from claims filed since January 2022.

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Now, as more evidence from the Epstein investigation trickles into public view, it’s become all but impossible.

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Orders went from a trickle to a flood, erasing her dad’s worries about unloading unsold inventory but introducing some new ones, like how they were going to pack and ship all those games.

Turner, who has worked at the university since 2009, said the “stringing along” of layoffs has sent morale plummeting, which “inevitably is going to trickle down to the students.”

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