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Meanings of huge influx in English

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Usage of huge influx in English
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Aid agencies worry that the huge influx will strain present government resources.
Reuters
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The huge influx followed Hungary's decision to close its borders with Serbia.
BBC
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The huge influx has placed a strain on the resources of several countries.
Radio NZ
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You've got a huge influx of radicals who have been moving into there.
Reuters
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The huge influx of Syrian refugees has threatened to destabilise swaths of southern Turkey.
The Guardian
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Even if more people donate, they add, current facilities could not handle a huge influx.
Reuters
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Algeria says it faces a huge influx of migrants.
Reuters
8
Italian authorities are struggling to deal with a huge influx of migrants arriving from North Africa.
BBC
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Aid agencies are expecting a huge influx of refugees to Jordan after warbreaks out in Iraq.
The Irish Times
10
We have the Secret Service breathing down our necks over a huge influx of forged money.
The last illusion
11
So something's working. We don't have a huge influx of gang members like we used to.
The Guardian
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But, he said, the country was short of resources and already burdened by a huge influx of migrants.
Reuters
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Wairoa District Council chief executive Steven May says the huge influx of people puts pressure on local infrastructure.
Radio NZ
14
As you might expect, museum administrators aren't stoked about the huge influx of highly animated, smartphone wielding gamers.
News.com.au
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Yolande Knell has been finding out how neighbouring Jordan has been coping with the huge influx of Syrians.
BBC
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Europe has struggled to handle a huge influx of refugees, many of whom displaced by the war in Syria.
Reuters
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