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Meanings of abound of in English

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Usage of abound of in English
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Rumours also abound of Brotherhood militias, set up to bypass the police.
The Guardian
2
Stories abound of tearful breakdowns, missed flights and bedtime stories left unread.
The Guardian
3
Tales abound of breeze-block shortages and bricklayers' pay going through the roof.
The Guardian
4
Examples abound of inappropriate and unnecessary technology masquerading as innovation.
Wired
5
Three months after shipping, stories already abound of couples brought together by the Lovegety.
Wired
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Rumours now abound of yet another coup attempt in Venezuela.
The Irish Times
7
Proofs abound of the adequacy of the constitutional scheme to deal with changing conditions.
Our Changing Constitution
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Stories abound of abuses of their dominant position with suppliers.
The Irish Times
9
Rumors abound of cars being driven into the Sinks, or people being tossed in.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
Tales abound of beatings, rape and killings on the voyage.
Reuters
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Examples abound of the kind of uncertainties Brexit has created for sovereign funds' British holdings.
Reuters
12
Tales abound of people fleeing New York's dense neighborhoods for the suburbs or smaller cities.
Reuters
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Yet many rumours abound of boatmen and their ways.
The buried giant
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Stories abound of her early morning visits to pray with converts before they faced the world.
The Angel Adjutant of "Twice Born Men"
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But theories abound of a much broader shift.
The Guardian
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Stories abound of boardroom clashes, succession struggles, multi-million-pound salaries and bonuses, takeover bids and corporate intrigue.
The Guardian
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Abound of across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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