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Meanings of led to hundreds in English

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Usage of led to hundreds in English
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In the 1930s, increasing control over books led to hundreds of new additions.
The Guardian
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Publicity has led to hundreds of volunteers pulling out of trials.
The Irish Times
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The move led to hundreds of Tychy workers being laid off.
Reuters
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However, irregularities led to hundreds of thousands of signatures being dismissed by the INE.
Reuters
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Combined the problems led to hundreds of rural job losses.
Reuters
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The tragedy led to hundreds of thousands of people protesting for tighter gun control.
Radio NZ
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The riots led to hundreds of arrests and several deaths.
The Guardian
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The investigation led to hundreds of charges of child molestation against father and son.
Reuters
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Recent fighting in Myanmar has led to hundreds of ethnic Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh.
BBC
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The changes led to hundreds of outraged blog posts, news stories, a petition and Twitter comments.
Wired
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The operation has led to hundreds being charged.
Reuters
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The crackdown has led to hundreds of arrests.
Reuters
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Demonstrators have blocked roads and gas stations, and looting of shops has led to hundreds of arrests.
Reuters
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It fouled resort beaches and fishing grounds and led to hundreds of lawsuits over lost revenues and wages.
Reuters
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Cathay Pacific protest Earlier this month, demonstrations at Hong Kong international airport led to hundreds of flights being cancelled.
Radio NZ
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Recent fighting in Myanmar, also known as Burma, has led to hundreds of ethnic Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh.
BBC
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