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flurry <a flurry; flurries> N

flurry VB

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snow flurry METEO

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When punching, she will often press forward with a flurry of high strikes.
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The fight is long and intense, with flurries of combinations, grapples, and throws traded between the two.
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The piece ends in a flurry of descending chords.
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The flurry of 1848 is meant more than political-national socio-economic sense.
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The decision also triggered a flurry of legal activity.
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The drama built towards the end of the match, when a flurry of chances for both sides might have turned the match either way.
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The 1850s saw a flurry of activity for the emerging town.
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Snow flurries began near the end of the first half.
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A flurry of letters ensued, many of which were published in the local newspapers.
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When hitting the ground the first burst is still a flurry or flurr and when accumulated becomes a layer of snow.
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