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Meanings of whole slew in English

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Usage of whole slew in English
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Suddenly a whole slew of problems familiar to the network security world appear.
Wired
2
Only Jacques was supposed to bring a whole slew of them.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
3
First a few, then a few more, than a whole slew.
Night Shift
4
There's a whole slew of Marvel superhero movies slated over the next five years.
Reuters
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The folks at Springboard have a whole slew of stretch goals ahead of them.
Wired
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They needed just the right man-quick-minded, tough, imaginative, and a whole slew of complementary adjectives.
A Spaceship Named McGuire
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And a whole slew of other 'omes', such as the ugly and linguistically ignorant 'cellome'.
What does a martian look like?
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On Tuesday morning, FitzSimons tweeted: Great that the NRL wants a whole slew of new stadiums.
News.com.au
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Since then, a whole slew of top officers and senior civilians have been shown the door.
Wired
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A whole slew of potential objections and delays would be ruled out right off the bat.
NY Magazine
11
Electric orange juice makers and coffee makers and mixing machines, a whole slew of home appliances.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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She had a whole slew of regrets to prove it, though few were romantic in nature.
Ryan's place
13
Her snakeskin was topped with fur, and that, he knew, hides a whole slew of parasites.
Samurai
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In fact, Nintendo made a whole slew of new game announcements Thursday for both of its platforms.
Wired
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She's got a whole slew of fears.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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House rules do make this game better and you have a whole slew of them to choose from.
Wired
This collocation consists of:
Whole slew through the time
Whole slew across language varieties
United States of America
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