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In Hungary, where the memory of communist-era eavesdropping remains fresh, callers have turned to cell phones in droves because the wireless handsets are considered less susceptible to monitoring by the authorities.

The British were slaughtered in droves because the week-long artillery barrage upon which their commanders' strategy depended had failed to do anything like the damage to the Germans they assumed it would.

Realtors tell us repeatedly that young families are moving here in droves because of the reputation of the schools.

This marks a change from the days when white families left the area in droves because of the demographic changes. .

Many of the people I've talked to in San Francisco bemoan the exodus of musicians and artists now leaving in droves because of the high cost of living.

And because those were so important, people were joining clubs in droves because that was our only social outlet.

Take schoolteachers for example; they are leaving the city in droves because they can no longer afford the rent.

This though is a drive to stop single people leaving apps in droves because Silicon Valley bros need the revenue.

This though is a drive to stop single people from leaving apps in droves because Silicon Valley bros need the revenue.

With other yachts, including maxis, withdrawing from the race in droves because of high winds and big waves in the English Channel and beyond, Slade and his largely professional crew did much more than ride out the storm.

A new "state of the nation" tome, L'Insécurité culturelle, by analyst Laurent Bouvet, has caused a storm in Paris salons by suggesting that the country's working class is ready to vote FN in droves because it has been abandoned by the left and deceived by the country's Socialist government.