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current be
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4.34 |
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The current can be strong. |
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current carry
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1.51 |
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The current carry me where I chose to go. |
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current flow
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1.38 |
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The current flows in little bursts. |
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current sweep
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1.25 |
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The treacherous currents have swept away three swimmers in the past year. |
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current associate
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1.12 |
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Sinking air currents associated with the high will promote abundant sunshine. |
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current push
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0.99 |
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From there, the current pushed them down river. |
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current run
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0.72 |
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A current will be running through the lake because of power generation. |
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current make
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0.59 |
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The fast currents made the job even harder. |
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current promote
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0.53 |
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Elsewhere, sinking air currents will promote partly to mostly sunny conditions. |
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current take
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0.39 |
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Then the current took me, sweeping me downstream. |
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current help
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0.33 |
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The currents helped him, but those currents are filled with sharks. |
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current pass
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0.33 |
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It was as if an electric current passed through her body. |
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current shift
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0.33 |
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But outside, the current has shifted. |
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current cause
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0.26 |
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The rising air currents caused moist air to cool, resulting in clouds and rain. |
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current develop
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0.26 |
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New political currents can develop late and substantially change the dynamics of an election. |
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current go
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0.26 |
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The current went on, and the effect was instantaneous. |
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current hamper
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0.26 |
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A strong current has hampered the search. |
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current jump
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0.26 |
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In arcing, an electric current jumps from the copper wires to the outside of the insulation, where it forms sparks. |
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current move
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0.26 |
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Strong currents may have moved wreckage and bodies. |
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current pull
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0.26 |
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Strong currents pulled the swimmer out to sea. |