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Very few civilians turned up, but police were out in droves and censors banned the word "jasmine" from China's micro blogs.

Very few civilians turned up, but police were out in droves and censors banned the word "jasmine" from China's microblogs.

Oddly enough, Mr Arpaio seems to be stepping up his efforts just as illegal immigrants seem to be leaving in droves.

they were able to connect to all of an organization's disparate databases, they tried to do just that -- in droves.

Several spring after the walk to go there often to see many fresh Chunsun, head out in droves to, how lovely you!

His generosity consisted of giving away the things that had come to him in droves .

Tourists came in droves and Myhr was a success at last. He conceded that maybe Tatooine was not such a bad place after all.

Maples make those little whirlybird seeds you see spiraling down in droves each spring.

Long before the ANC came to power, fearful whites had begun to leave the country in droves.

Especially in a time of economic recession, such free-spending visitors bring shopkeepers flocking in droves.

Strange though it may seem, people have been paying up, in droves .

Since the controversial paper was published, British parents abandoned the vaccine in droves, leading to a resurgence of measles.

They began to stay away in droves and Underground Atlanta quickly began to go downhill.

In neighbouring Bangladesh, people came out in droves.

I live in a free and fascination of the blue sky, but I do not fly in droves, I am just a lonely, lonely bird.

are very common, but thanks to elevators, buildings of 20 stories or more have also sprung up in droves.

That assumption has turned out to be partially correct: Westerners have indeed fled in droves .

According to market research, time up to today, polarizing sunglasses market prices remain high, while those who buy it in droves.

Ambitious young Italians are quitting their country in droves, leaving power in the hands of an elderly and out-of-touch elite.

At this point, the fish hi "warm" fear "cold " , will be migrating in droves from the deep water to shallow water.

Research output is unimpressive, teaching techniques are old-fashioned and students drop out in droves.

Every summer, teachers' day, they came to see me in droves, they always thinking about me, but they also became a constant care.

Canadian accountants cross the border in droves during the American audit season to reinforce their American colleagues' efforts.

New babies were being brought into the world in droves and turned over to the Government, never to see their Mothers again.

New Zealand expats are being lured home to help plug a skills shortage - using tactics that entice Britons to emigrate in droves.

From June to September, Americans have traditionally taken to the roads in droves, clocking up thousands of miles for leisure and pleasure.

While we're at it, give the pros a sporty new enclosure (carbon fiber? ) and built-in 3G wireless and we'll buy it in droves.

If previously apathetic young people and blacks turn out in droves, Mr Obama could easily win.

But that would require more skilled foreigners to move to a country whose own engineers and doctors have fled in droves.

Something had not only stifled the members' interest but according to the records, had sent them away in droves.

And some of those Californians are returning in droves to the land of high costs, like my neighbors.

Kenya's voters turned out in droves and queued for hours under a scorching sun.

Domestic and international tourists come in droves to climb the wall, but then they turn around and leave.

Mr. Beaver, Woodchopper, keeps selling out in droves.

Fans came in droves to see her concerts.

As agriculture encroaches upon woodlands, plants and animals die out in droves due to loss of habitats.

In less than a dozen years, a country long known for exporting its people welcomed immigrants in droves.

Health in the central part of the island to a famous temple monkeys, and monkeys in droves.

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Apple has it in droves.

We'll probably go again sometime, later in August when they really come out in droves.

Chinese firms have been listing on U. S. stock exchanges in droves over the past few years in the hopes of cashing in on their IPO.

in droves Tourists come in droves to see the giant panda.

Church attendance amongst Britain's youth may be dwindling but young Christians are turning to the Internet in droves to find love.

A decade later, as women entered the workforce in droves, it was boxy suits, not bustiers, that defined their dress.

Mr. Beaver's Woodchopper kits selling out in droves.

Politically engaged for the first time, they turned out in droves.

The widely held assumption that people would volunteer for AIDS-tests in droves once treatment became available was wrong.

And Chinese , Korean , Filipino and Indian engineers are graduating in droves from California's colleges .

Citizens are flocking to the Strip in droves amid a wave of terror caused by a band of raiders known as theFiends.

Taking into account the stock market has obviously bear away, so credit-type products, financial investors in droves.

Its high ceilings, spaceship design, restaurants, long bar and floor shows attracted gamblers in droves.

It's not accidental that film biographies of great scientists and artists are produced in droves.

A goose that could lay golden eggs drew scientists and armed guards in droves to the Texas farm and Project Goose was begun.

Chinese officials have been coming to Singapore on learning trips in droves.

Students are staying away in droves , universities are disinvesting in the arts and humanities .

It's a region that's been hit hard by the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as tourists sub stayed away in droves.

The educated young are leaving in droves for the warmer climate and brighter lights of Honshu.

Still have of pass the diary, verse. . . etc. form to expresses in droves to the love of motherland mother.

Consumers have been spending, returning to malls in droves.

House members in potentially tough races and those seeking Senate seats fled from the plan in droves.

But smart cards and readers have become cheap and consumers now possess mobile phones in droves.

Traction and product market fit are customers or users buying or using your product in droves.

Despite stiff penalties for desertion for instance, U. S. soldiers in California4 left their posts in droves to hunt for gold.

THEN, as now, the economy was depressed and America was deporting Mexicans in droves.

After the dot-com crash few years ago, people were leaving the Internet and telecom fields in droves to get retrained.

If the applications are there, so the argument goes, users will follow in droves.

But while they're adding teachers in places like South Korea, we're laying them off in droves.

People will gobble upsmartphones in droves as long as they work well, are readilyavailable and are affordable.

It also means that they will be confronted with a wave of retirements as the baby-boomers leave work in droves.

Clever graduates and foreigners came in droves.

Our many Jewish friends and acquaintances are being taken away in droves.

The animals came in droves, with 50 times as many individuals counted as with other techniques.

Misdirected marketing at such times can turn clients away in droves.

Independents, whom he has attracted in droves, can vote in Indiana's Democratic primary.

On a hot, muggy day people head for the beaches in droves.

these throwback readers were out there in droves long before the movie campaign opened.

are graduating in droves from California's colleges.

Apparently in droves because that woman I mentioned in the beginning, the one who died, couldn't find room in a shelter that night.

It won't be long before the garlic-breathed bastilles will be here in droves once the Channel Tunnel is open.

Young men and women were sent in droves to armed street demonstrations.

Foreigners are buying British firms in droves.

And, as reformists leave the LDP in droves, Japanese politics will enter a difficult time.

But both sexes have quit in droves since the 1970s, so the death toll may fall in the future.

So big wolf, wolf, and this food chain to other animals die in droves.

But the sad fact is that Americans are not learning Mandarin, the main tongue spoken in mainland China, in droves.

Private investors are buying into equities in droves, according to brokers, in spite of continued uncertainty surrounding the stock markets.

Cows graze in droves on the grass that grows on grooves in groves.

In the words of old Hollywood mogul Samuel Goldwyn, they stayed away in droves.

Visitors in droves came to Xi'an for sightseeing in Labor Day holiday.

Fearing that Irish banks wouldn't survive, depositors fled in droves.

Yet Iraq's people are being murdered in droves for want of order.

But subscribers are defecting from the firm in droves in any case.

In Iraq, Christians are fleeing in droves.

"All people said in droves: " Put on the shore of the Bo Sea, In the North of Yintu.

The water here is warmer than the Atlantic and draws swimmers and surfers in droves.

Consumers and companies continue to flock in droves to the internet to buy and sell things.

As they came home in droves, their appeal has diminished.

But young Kiwis leave in droves in search of excitement 12, 000 miles away.

They killed each other in droves in lines and in piles.

fall in droves to pick, in the merry way to sing.

Mr. Zherka added, "A lot of guys are losing their shirts in the market, and they are coming in droves. "

Deal teams from Hong Kong are shuttling up to the mainland in droves for meetings.

Investors are already returning in droves but it is not yet clear who is empowered to oversee the contracts.

jog - gers can be seen on the streets in droves soon after dawn , and health clubs and gyms dot the landscape of major cities

Other of China's inland provinces have their share of poor, and these leave in droves to seek work on China's thriving eastern seaboard

Senior executives are quitting in droves