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avalanche

noun as in falling large mass; sudden rush of large quantity

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“Every day we’re live is a rehearsal,” he said, for the avalanche, or the earthquake, when that communication infrastructure could save lives.

From Slate

“It was like an avalanche. They’re the best team we’ve faced. They’re so physical up front.”

Mary Tyler Moore emerging from the living room closet on an avalanche of nuts is the stuff of nightmares — and one of that series’ most replayed moments.

She agrees that there is an “avalanche” of AI tools, but says they need to be used correctly.

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In a lawsuit - which started an avalanche of accusations against the rapper - the singer said while dating Mr Combs she realised he had a “tremendously loyal network” that would do anything he asked.

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

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