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swarm

[swawrm] / swɔrm /




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This incident comes after an episode this month in Paris when the singer filmed herself in selfie mode as a swarm of people shouted behind her.

From Los Angeles Times

In Cuba, where many fear the prospect of no electricity come summer, with its muggy heat and swarms of disease-carrying mosquitoes, people are getting creative.

From Los Angeles Times

Mosquitoes swarmed the area, lingered, and attempted to feed.

From Science Daily

It sounded like a distant humming at first, then it became a droning, like a swarm of bees, a swarm that was coming closer, ever closer.

From Literature

A swarm isn’t simply one drone following the leader.

From Barron's