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“So there could be some spillover of that into the bullpen.”

Most of the surge, Imberman told me, was a “spillover effect” in the communities outside the schools themselves.

Vice Adm Andersen doesn't believe any party is courting open conflict in the Arctic but with global tensions rising elsewhere, such as over Ukraine, the potential for spillover in the Arctic is there.

From BBC

"And what we're seeing through bulk milk surveillance is that actually, spillover is happening. Whenever you have these pulses in H5N1 activity in wildlife, it's spilling over into cattle."

From Salon

The park crowd was spillover from the annual Picnic Day event hosted by UC Davis.

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

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