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pour in

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pour in (to something)
1. Lit. to flow or flood into something. The rain poured into the open window. I left the window open and the rain just poured in.
2. Fig. [for people or things] to continue to arrive in great numbers. Complaints poured into the television station after the scandalous broadcast. Cards and letters are still pouring in.
See also: pour


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