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Meanings of earlier wave in English

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Usage of earlier wave in English
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Ethnic Japanese from Brazil dominated an earlier wave of migration.
Reuters
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Increase of central artery stiffness with age is responsible for earlier wave reflections and changes in pressure wave contours.
Pubmed
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An earlier wave of emigration saw many professionals leave by plane to Miami or Madrid with their savings intact.
Reuters
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An earlier wave of solar startups was dominated by companies experimenting with different materials and designs for solar cells and panels.
The Guardian
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The earlier wave of funds often underperform the market due to lack of broad exposure to market segments, high fees - or both.
Reuters
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I am born and raised in Ireland, but, thanks to an earlier wave of emigration, I have the luxury of a US passport.
The Irish Times
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You can see people there from all over the world, but if you listen you can hear Irish accents, remnants of an earlier wave.
The Irish Times
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Metres away, crowds wearing yellow had earlier waved flags and cheered as a royal motorcade passed.
The Guardian
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