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influx

noun as in flow, rush

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Southern Section commissioner Mike West said last month, “We’ve had a real influx of fraudulent paperwork. It’s been significant and very disheartening.”

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It says these mass influxes put pressure on local resources and sometimes exacerbate community tensions and prejudices.

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The government is also deploying new tools, such as instituting a price floor for the company’s rare earths, to help ensure it can withstand any future influx of low-price Chinese minerals.

Squeezed at home, Chinese manufacturers are exporting more and more, while governments around the world are complaining about an influx of cheap Chinese goods hurting local industries.

Molly Clarke said the influx of biting insects seriously affects her day-to-day life.

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

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