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Meanings of confluence in English
Intersection of integer degree standard meridian and parallel.
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Usage of confluence in English
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This new future represents the confluence of three things YouTube already does.
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The Egyptian Pro-consul lived in state at the confluence of the Niles.
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The Caucasus had reached the confluence of the Volga and the Kama.
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Most economists blame a confluence of events rather than any sudden shock.
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A half-mile below the rapids was the confluence of the two rivers.
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Australia's brutal fire season stems from a confluence of threats, scientists say.
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Parnapishtim shall dwell in the distance, at the confluence of the streams.'
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Thence to the Coffee-house, where were a great confluence of gentlemen; viz.
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Sir, - The confluence of prejudice and ignorance can have strange results.
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But the northern outlet is a huge confluence and tumult of waters.
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The sacred water might also be found at a confluence of rivers.
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Never was any confluence of visitors more remarkable than on this occasion.
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At the Two Rivers confluence, the hunting party turned into Grass Valley.
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Rapid Dominance seeks to integrate this confluence of strategy, technology, and innovation.
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This thing is a cross between a confluence nest and metacube network.
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There are no normal accidents; each one is a particular confluence of circumstances.'
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Confluence through the time
Confluence across language varieties
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