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flock to

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flock to someone or something
Fig. [for people] to come to someone or something in great numbers. Many people flocked to the shopping mall for the post holiday discounts. The kids flocked to the movie theater on Saturday afternoon.
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It also explains Estimated Breed Values (EBVs) and how to use them to select the right ram for the flock to meet future objectives.
Hundreds of shoppers are expected to flock to Clemens Street later this month to stock up on fresh produce.
The satisfaction rate was over 92 percent and over 83 percent of Flock users surveyed indicate that they are recommending Flock to their friends.
 
 
 
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