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in droves

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in droves
Fig. in large numbers. (See also be out in droves.) The settlers arrived on the prairie in droves.
See also: drove


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On the eve of George W Bush's re-election in November 2004 New Yorkers, fearful of another attack, are leaving Manhattan in droves.
Users are leaving MySpace for Facebook in droves and it is speculated that this transition may be a result of class rather than trend.
Shareholders exited the stock, traded as FPBN on Nasdaq, in droves the day following the results, pushing the price down 13 percent to $6.
 
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