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drift in

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drift in
(to something) to move slowly and gradually into something. The people drifted slowly into the hall. The boats drifted into the shore on the tide.
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This study contributes to our understanding of the role and implications of style drift in institutional portfolios by addressing whether style flexibility and discretion has any material impact on investor experience.
Reed of Kansas City is a heart surgeon and longtime campaigner of lesser horses who wasn't planning to enter Perfect Drift in Saturday's event, complaining in recent weeks that the Breeders' Cup entry-fee increase from $80,000 to $120,000 for the Classic was pricing the non-megamillionaire out of the game.
An analysis of peatland distribution and specific glacial drift types in Noble County showed that peatlands were significantly more frequent in mixed till and stratified drift in lineated form associated with collapse of sub-ice tunnels and open ice-walled channels.
 
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