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flow in

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flow in(to) something
to course into something; to pour into something. The words flowed into my head, and I felt like I could write again. The water flowed in when I opened the door on the flood.
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multi-path) Single-path flow meter utilizes one pair of transducers to form one ultrasonic path to intercept the flow in a pipe.
For men, a substantial increase in the EU flow was somewhat offset by a small decrease in the EN flow in 2008.
This is consistent with the previous literature, documenting a significant coefficient for cash flow in investment regressions.
 
 
 
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