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Meanings of most prolific in English

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Usage of most prolific in English
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Quite rightly, Lynn Hill was the most prolific woman of that period.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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It was his most prolific season yet, and by some distance too.
The Guardian
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Of the various online attacks, XSS remains one of the most prolific.
Hacking: the next generation
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He's just two tries off becoming the competition's most prolific try scorer.
The South African
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One of the most prolific writers of American song is Clayton Johns.
Contemporary American Composers / Being a Study of the Music of ...
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Sergio Agüero is now the most prolific goalscorer in Manchester City's history.
The Guardian
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He is the most prolific and commercially successful screenwriter in the world.
The new yorker
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One of the most prolific writers in the Irish language has died.
The Irish Times
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Miserable chirography is one of the most prolific causes of Post-office inefficiency.
Lights and Shadows of New York Life / or, the Sights and Sensati...
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Can the league's most ruthless defense slow down its most prolific offense?
The Guardian
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Anderson and Pizem are the most prolific free climbers in modern Zion history.
Climbing Magazine
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And in the case of the Ireland's most prolific conman, it's happened again.
The Irish Times
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ALTHOUGH by no means one of Northern Ireland's most prolific killers.
The Irish Times
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Not the ideal combination for facing Serie A's most prolific attack.
The Guardian
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He's officially the most prolific of all South African serial killers.
The South African
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More immediately, Woods can become the most prolific winner in PGA Tour history.
Reuters
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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