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Meanings of huge swathe in English

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Usage of huge swathe in English
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There's a huge swathe of grass behind bench seats on the east.
The Guardian
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A huge swathe of boiling cloud that was turning the afternoon dark.
Another life
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Security forces have since thrown a blanket across a huge swathe of Tibetan China.
Reuters
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There's a huge swathe of Star Trek fan fiction about the Klingons, for instance.
BBC
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It's an inventory that will include a huge swathe of this, that and the other.
The Irish Times
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Labour cut a huge swathe through National's electorate seats.
Radio NZ
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When the sun set, it cast its great shadow across a huge swathe of The Crow.
Perdido Street Station
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Woomera was chosen as it offered a huge swathe of land largely devoid of human habitation.
100 Places You Will Never Visit
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The ruling could lead to a huge swathe of Oklahoma being recognized as a tribal reservation.
Reuters
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The newly re-invented nation incorporated a huge swathe of Macedonia, not including Thessaloniki and the Chalcidice Peninsula.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
11
The fund landscape is more diverse, but includes a huge swathe of private equity and hedge funds.
Reuters
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It would impact a huge swathe of the agriculture and residents at the center of the continent.
The Guardian
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Over the last two decades, a huge swathe of the arts in Ireland have become over-dependent on government funding.
The Irish Times
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That means a huge swathe of production capacity that can kick in any time the price starts looking more positive.
Reuters
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It's a major and often-debilitating issue facing a huge swathe of the population, and with many unpleasant and unhelpful stigmas attached.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile in Hong Kong, a huge swathe of the population has shown that not everyone is grateful for the party-state's rule.
The Guardian
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