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Could the Wehrmacht have overrun Europe without the help of US automakers?
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However, some in Overtown remain worried they'll be overrun and left behind.
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The Government has asked PWC to report into the overrun by March.
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Within two weeks of the German invasion, the Polish army was overrun.
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Arsenal, it must be said were far from disgraced, outplayed, or overrun.
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Now they infest society clad in the most immaculate of evening clothes.
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Red ants are among the worst plagues that can infest a house.
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These terrible beasts continued to infest the province as late as 1810.
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At these times swarms of sharks of enormous dimensions infest the coast.
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Sharks infest the coasts and render bathing unsafe except behind protecting reefs.
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The people, he says, believe the Americans could invade at any time.
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To invade this world is not bad breeding; it is social sacrilege.
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The number of Supercolony fighters able to invade grew faster and faster.
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Backstopping them are new tools to invade and disrupt enemy data networks.
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Nobody has any right to invade land, to violate other people's rights.
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Should the Russians invade, Amanda's group would be right in their path.
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Surface glycoproteins are principal receptors used by pathogens to invade target cells.
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Larvae or maggots are able to invade natural cavities and induce myiasis.
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Already, I see umbrella groups and bureaucracy beginning to invade these spaces.
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We know that they met, we can guess they plan to invade.
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I don't intend to invade your personal privacy by asking about that.
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It approved the 2002 AUMF to invade Iraq and overthrow Saddam Hussein.
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Who was this bastard to think he could invade her home-herroom?
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This has encouraged illegal gold miners and loggers to invade indigenous reservations.
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I have never sought to invade the rights of the southern states.
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Someone had opened the window to flee the house, not to invade.
