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The European Union's plan to send refugees fleeing Syria's civil war back to Turkey en masse could be illegal, a top UN official has said, as concerns mounted that Greece lacks the infrastructure needed for the deal to take effect on Monday.

If investors decided to withdraw their money en-masse, Iceland could be plunged into a balance-of-payments crisis, sparking a wave of bankruptcies and cash-flow problems.

But they also interact via the force of gravity, and en masse that interaction could be detectable.

The physicist had a violent streak, and it is unsettling to read of his more bloodthirsty initiatives — for example, his notion, floated briefly during the war, that Germans could be killed en masse by radiation poisoning.

The combined batteries of the East Indiamen could be deployed en masse, hopefully inflicting enough damage to drive Manche away and discourage Hamelin in Vénus from attacking alone.

These mRNAs could be amplified en masse, re-cloned, and re-transformed into E. coli.

Scottish Labour voters who opted for yes defected to the SNP en masse: this time, the fear goes, Ukip could be the beneficiaries.

Benjamin famously asserted that, in a situation in which images could be copied cheaply and en masse, works of art were losing their "aura": the sense of mystery and transcendent value that attended them.

It allowed advertisers to reach a large smart speaker customer base by aggregating voice app developers into a network whose reach could be sold to advertisers en masse.

One man called him a "bum blaster" on camera during the stunt on Tynwald Day, while soldiers could be heard hissing at him en masse.

Psychologists like Lewis Terman invented tests that could be used to sort the population en masse.