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Meanings of be a dearth in English

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Usage of be a dearth in English
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But there would be a dearth of spectators if it rained like today.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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But there will be a dearth of tutors, I fear.
Lady Good-for-Nothing: A Man's Portrait of a Woman
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There seems to be a dearth of people who can do this work, and so it would be unwise to count on getting away.
Letters to Helen: Impressions of an Artist on the Western Front
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There will never be a dearth of places for skilled people, but we have to recognize that the will to be skilled is not general.
My Life and Work
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Currently, there is a dearth of systematic research about this subject matter.
Pubmed
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Yet, there is a dearth of high-quality structural data on sub-micron films.
Pubmed
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There has been a dearth of recent polls on the Arizona race.
Reuters
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TOKYO -There 's a dearth of genuinely frightening games on the market today.
Wired
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However, there is a dearth of independent and unbiased benchmarking studies.
Pubmed
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If you think there 's a dearth of women on political podcasts, you're right.
The Guardian
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On the first day there was a dearth of matter in our section.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 1
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Stay there: While climbing abounds in Boulder, there is a dearth of camping.
Climbing Magazine
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There is a dearth of fuel and supplies by this line of communication.
Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Dispute
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However, there is a dearth of information on foetal-onset hypothyroidism-induced changes in the epididymis.
Pubmed
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There 's a dearth of information about the fire service in BME communities, he said.
BBC
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However, there is a dearth of supportive prospective longitudinal data.
Pubmed
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