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The result has been a profusion of bland slogans that have come to stand for sustainable development and a greener approach to growth.

To celebrate the return of her prodigal daughters Nature has laid out a profusion of flowers.

Critter labels. In the past few years, there has been a profusion of inexpensive wines with cute animals on the labels.

Thanks to a profusion of asset and debt bubbles, Japanese-like outcomes are now prevalent throughout the developed world.

We discovered a profusion of life in a world that it should not exist.

Some splendid vines threw a profusion of white and pink flowers over the bamboos, filling the air with fragrance.

Keep your chin up and you still have a profusion of chances for you to improve your relationships with them.

A profusion of color -- from the palest ivory to the deepest lemon to the most vivid salmon -- blazed like a carpet before us.

The following year, a profusion of new branches is produced at the ends of the branches.

East Indian tree bearing a profusion of intense vermilion velvet-textured blooms and yielding a yellow dye.

Instead, the growing diffusion of international power makes this an era in which a profusion of deals has to be done.

The cemetery hosted a profusion of table tombs, headstones, and memorials.

Each table setting boasted a profusion of forks, a veritable forest of heavy silver tongs.

Having a profusion of ideas ; creative or inventive .

On the other hand, a profusion of stressed, smaller fish may actually be a sign of a balanced ecosystem.

any of numerous plants of the genus Coreopsis having a profusion of showy usually yellow daisy like flowers over long periods;

a profusion of fruits on the market