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They grind their points; they stir poison; they swarm in the streets.
2
The breach widens; the green and yellow turbans swarm within the walls.
3
In Maiduguri, the camps swarm with tens of thousands of new arrivals.
4
My swarm-mates ask you to carry some small things to other places.
5
The entire swarm moved once more in the direction of the inn.
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Leave a horde of problems-manyof them ones I'd created for myself.
2
A split second later the rest of the alien horde opened fire.
3
The horde of footmen she placed in the field counted for little.
4
It hoisted her aloft before a horde of media and industry types.
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It was also possible that the village was unrelated to this horde.
1
Merkel drove the point home: We need trust among allies and partners.
2
Dr Young said a local police officer drove him there yesterday afternoon.
3
They drove past the barn into the village road; the castle disappeared.
4
One of the grooms drove him to the railway in the dog-cart.
5
At five in the morning the exhausted horses drove into the yard.
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The road was clear again; Pierre descended the hill and drove on.
7
I drove the forty-five miles in one day, arriving here at dark.
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The veteran drove home low past the right hand of Shay Given.
9
She wandered in the gardens, and drove her pony-chair in forest glades.
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Ditka said Thursday that the statute of limitations problem drove Kelly's decision.
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As though he joyed in putting her over the miles, Bud drove.
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The talked good-humoredly until the dew and growing cold drove them in.
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And in the meantime the hall-men drove him mad with their stringing.
14
Sumner turned around; and, in that moment, the carriage drove rapidly away.
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In one of his ends he succeeded; he drove Necker from office.
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The next week I drove to the Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills.
