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the encroachment
noun
An entry into a place or area that was previously uncommon; an advance beyond former borders; intrusion; incursion.
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It became Mr. Rathore's mission to reverse the encroachment.
The second G.O.P. wouldn't be based on the Encroachment Story.
Anything that furthers the encroachment merits close inspection.
(The encroachment is faintly embarrassing, a stain spreading on pants).
The encroachment of the city today is unparalleled, he says.
And lately, the encroachment has been anything but subtle.
And that country meets the encroachment with violent resistance?
The patriarch has sought to unify the faithful with warnings of the encroachment of secular values.
He tracks the encroachment of commerce on animal habitats and on indigenous communities.
Like all Egyptian politicians he bows to the encroachment of religion in public life.
Luis Robles saved his first attempt, but after the encroachment, Wondolowski converted on his second try.
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