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Meanings of many vacancies in English

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Usage of many vacancies in English
1
We have many vacancies at the moment; it is the time of year, you understand?
From hell with love
2
The borers, moreover, having but a single stem to work upon, would soon cause many vacancies in the rows.
Success with Small Fruits
3
Social life has a great many vacancies, as it were, which good, and sprightly, and well chosen conversation should fill up.
The Young Woman's Guide
4
It may be attributed to the many vacancies, which hinder the clustering of F atoms, and introduce many magnetic edge adatoms.
Pubmed
5
I had wondered why I'd been given a room on the top floor, when there were supposed to be so many vacancies.
From hell with love
6
NHS Grampian has recruited more than 180 new nursing and midwifery staff in the last year but says it still has too many vacancies.
BBC
7
There is a simple reason this president had so many vacancies to fill at the start of his term -it is called political obstruction.
The Guardian
8
"There are many vacancies," said Horace, "because of the weather," as he pushed the album across the counter.
To Die in Italbar
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