「numbers」の共起表現一覧(2語右が「people」)
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| Mass hysteria - Fear within large | numbers of people |
| Large | numbers of people come to worship the Goddess. |
| As the news spread, large | numbers of people turned out. |
| s is hard to come by - it's hard to find huge | numbers of people, large numbers of people, significa |
| “There are very small | numbers of people in the trial to begin with. |
| Although the lake is private, large | numbers of people go there to swim. |
| manufacturing organisations that employ large | numbers of people have relocated their operations to |
| early represent massive undertakings by large | numbers of people or by smaller numbers over long per |
| This was due to greater | numbers of people moving to the coastal margins and i |
| His account of the | numbers of people and villages may have been influenc |
| Given their location, large | numbers of people visit and pass through and they are |
| bator required will depend on usage, both the | numbers of people using it and the types of cultures. |
| ns, organized like factories, contained large | numbers of people who were considered to be too criti |
| Bright's idea appealed to an increasing | numbers of people and groups associate with winter sp |
| Besides the Portuguese, significant | numbers of people from other European and from divers |
| " strategy by the group aimed at lowering the | numbers of people who enlist. |
| ng to Lambeth Council, Knight's Hill has high | numbers of people with long term illnesses, as well a |
| America and people moved to the cities, large | numbers of people could not vote. |
| f the 1901 census, and was overwhelmed by the | numbers of people wanting to access the site. |
| "humanity" or "humanities" to indicate large | numbers of people; he calls the crowd on the ground " |
| ring Georgian times in response to increasing | numbers of people visiting the spa and resort town an |
| y larvae and a corresponding reduction in the | numbers of people bitten. |
| John Wesley formed societies to "bring small | numbers of people together (usually twelve) to pray, |
| economic situation led to an increase in the | numbers of people wanting to get rid of their dogs, m |
| ion to property and the displacement of large | numbers of people and refugees. |
| ls in Cowtown” and “Stay a Little Longer” are | numbers that “people always love when we play them li |
| as the spectre of its former self, with large | numbers of people unconvinced of Wallace's change of |
| English speaking lawyer in the area, as large | numbers of people began settling in the area. |
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