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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.
See also: drift


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Byline: DAVID ASHFORTH BACKING horses who drift in the market is more profitable than backing those whose odds shorten, according to Betfair.
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.
Molecular Markers for Estimating the Effects of Inbreeding and Genetic Drift in Highway Island Vole Populations.
 
 
 
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