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Meanings of recent spate in English

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Usage of recent spate in English
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REUTERS: What's driving the recent spate of bankruptcy filings by restaurant companies?
Reuters
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Police investigating the recent spate of ATM thefts have charged three men.
The Irish Times
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The Qatari index rose 1 percent after a recent spate of selling.
Reuters
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The commissioner also addressed the recent spate of acid attacks in the capital.
The Guardian
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But the recent spate of hit-making has put the industry on a high.
Reuters
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Mokwena said the club was unhappy with the recent spate of bad results.
The South African
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The recent spate of accounting fraud scandals signals the end of an era.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Tabuni had been campaigning for an investigation into a recent spate of shootings.
Reuters
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We are investigating the cause and agency of the recent spate of scrapings.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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Police chiefs have described the recent spate of knife crime as 'a national emergency'.
The Guardian
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Xenophobic attacks Magashule condemned the recent spate of violence that has affected foreign nationals.
The South African
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A recent spate of abductions in Mexico's oil industry has also rattled that industry.
Reuters
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The recent spate of brutal murders simply added to the deepening sense of gloom.
The Irish Times
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Fear in that community has been heightened by a recent spate of farm attacks.
The South African
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The area was well prepared for the quake after a recent spate of tremors.
Reuters
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The third box was empty, cleverly symbolising the recent spate of empty government promises.
The South African
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Ireland
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