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After the third day of the storm corpses swelled and split open in the subtropical heat, accor
septic that killed them but that the microbes swelled and exploded or died without dividing.
Government budgetary deficits swelled, as did large social security cost overruns a
Valley originally housed 570 students, but swelled at on time to over 3,000.
After the group swelled beyond 15 people, members divided into teams,
, the river turns west at Lowside and is soon swelled by the waters of Mosedale Beck.
This is swelled by visitors in the summer, most come to view
on Reporter felt that these were artificially swelled by the many girls who wanted to admire the cl
ong the Jews of Italy, whose numbers had been swelled by exiles from Spain and Portugal.
mlet of Row into the Lyth Valley, where it is swelled by the much larger River Pool.
rch; by March 1802 "the congregation had been swelled by ninety-one professions."
uzden Brook, the waters of the Blakewater are swelled by Little Harwood Brook (coming from Sunny Bo
y were mostly peasants but their numbers were swelled by shopkeepers, craftsmen, a few landowners (
major part in the protests; their membership swelled, causing politicians to fear an armed riot.
Their ranks swelled considerably in 1375 with new recruits direct
wentieth century, the population of Jaffa had swelled considerably.
Pupil numbers swelled during the war years as evacuees joined the s
Its population swelled during the harvest as whole families, often f
Their numbers soon swelled, eventually outnumbering the Sephardic Jews a
ated by the Gulf War, India's oil import bill swelled, exports slumped, credit dried up and investo
The town's population swelled from 1000 to over 12,000 for the event.
led German Jews, the city's Jewish population swelled from 5,000 in 1881 to 100,000 in 1905.
ears up to the 1911 census the population had swelled from 619 to 1264, but another 10 years saw it
the non-aboriginal population of the mainland swelled from about 150 Hudson's Bay Company employees
rd-largest Jewish population in Poland, which swelled further to over 200,000 Jews as refugees fled
e, robbed him of his tone discrimination, and swelled his face and body (from steroids).
attractiveness of Kharijite doctrine quickly swelled his rank further, until his army is said to h
the declaration of the republic in 1972, also swelled immigrant numbers.
Before the fleet had left Orkney, it had swelled in size to twenty ships.
Departing from Buenos Aires, its ranks swelled in route as volunteers joined the march.
lished in 1965 with 20 members, which has now swelled into 350.
, but migration from other parts of the north swelled its population.
Passenger numbers are swelled on Boat Race days.
of the 664 disease, mentioning a tumour that swelled on the victim's thigh, resembling the charact
swelled or inflated] to another, twenty or more miles
y are given the name "bloater" since they are swelled, or "bloated" in preparation.
The rainfall triggered flooding and swelled rivers, and army vehicles became stuck in the
ing the summer months numbers in the town are swelled significantly by tourists - the figures for 2
The congregation swelled so much that by 1859 a new church was erected
y in London, but afterwards the nominal ranks swelled so enormously that by the time of Charles V i
The rainfall swelled the streams Szinva and Pece, and destroyed th
Recent gentrification has swelled the population, bringing new residents, many
Heavy rains swelled the pond at the Cox Mill, ¼ mile from Millvil
was the result of heavy monsoon rains, which swelled the Klang, Batu, and Gombak rivers.
This swelled the roll at the school to 900, still a small
an immigrants from the Lower East Side, which swelled the congregation.
to Montgomery and a rise in cotton production swelled the region's population.
Their arrival in Roseland swelled the population, and by 1884 the consistory of
gees congregating upon Catalonia and Valencia swelled the population of these cities by twice their
Resistance fighters or Maquis groups that had swelled the resistance ranks after the D-Day invasion
e American colonies in the early 18th century swelled the number of Presbyterians in the colonies,
es Davies, a Wales Rugby League International swelled the ranks.
004-05 season after he fractured his kneecap, swelled through the night.
By 1876, the population swelled to 2000.
In 1911, Neasden's population had swelled to 2,074.
me blind, developed a high fever and his head swelled to an enormous size.
SCA's fleet of Garbage Truck's had swelled to 1,800 in 90 cities.
Its population swelled to around 1,200 in 1911, but afterwards began
The population of the village swelled to over 2000 at that time.
The crowd swelled to about 30,000 people, but the police still
By 1856 the numbers swelled to 169 baptisms and 54 marriages.
Attendance was swelled to 25,000 when the Pasadena Tournament of Ros
is mostly abandoned, although its population swelled to thousands during the California Gold Rush.
Although the population of the town swelled to an estimated 300 by 1892, by 1900 it had f
Their repertoire soon swelled to over sixty originals, few of which ran muc
the time he died in 1455, the collection had swelled to about 1,500 publications and was the large
gs came to a head in 1994-96, after the event swelled to 250,000 people from around the country, an
Upon entering the Domain the crowd swelled to about 1,000 people and a series of speaker
As it swelled to the rest of Europe, imaginative colors wer
mp over it, and at most 30 cm (0.98 ft) deep, swelled to flood three streets.
Over the following days, the group swelled to seven members, while up to a dozen men wer
burbs, and after the Civil War its population swelled to several hundred thousand.
al 1512 edition contained 153 chapters, which swelled to 206 in the final version that Erasmus comp
he camp, originally built to hold 10,000 men, swelled to between 12,000 to 20,000 prisoners after t
By 1907 the population of the town had swelled to 6,000 to 8,000 and boasted four hotels, fo
Platt's influence in the Senate swelled to the point that, eventually, he was known a
e month later on 12 November, the numbers had swelled to 263 recruits, marching a total of 320 mile
00 was on hand for the start of the match and swelled to 18,000 by the afternoon round, forcing the
med from the fact that Indian Mujahideen have swelled unexpectedly manifold.."
His body swelled up so much he could no longer sit up in bed,
has grown rapidly as the local population has swelled with Catholic immigrants from Vietnam, the Ph
The ranks of the resistance swelled with the Red Army's attempts at conscription
highest median incomes in the state, and have swelled with former Nashville and Memphis residents s