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It is usually used to mean to be moved or directed by the flow of something, such as a river or stream. For example, "The river flowed swiftly, taking the boat along its path."
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Curved Baseball Hat, the guy who grows corn and beans and who had delicate traces of soil in the lunulae of his fingernails, asked about an old gambling hall that used to be in town, and the reminiscences of the way Burlington used to be flowed – buildings that had been knocked down, women that were once beautiful and were now dead, fortunes made and vanished.
A microcuvette system allows material to be flowed across the surface and the SPR response at predetermined spots can be assessed in parallel by a time resolved CCD that captures changes in percentage reflectivity at selected spots on the surface.
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Everything seems to be flowing well.
So far, traffic seemed to be flowing.
Traffic seemed to be flowing well, Popolizio reported.
These days, money, at least for capital projects, seems to be flowing back to dance.
Let's face it, a lot of alcohol is going to be flowing during freshers week.
"The humanitarian assistance is supposed to be flowing," Mr. Kerry said.
It was only from a short distance that the water appeared to be flowing like lava.
During a pause in the fighting, Georgian military personnel appeared to be flowing into the city.
"I don't want the river to be flowing extremely fast here," he explained.
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