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- noun Plural form of
swath .
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Examples
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There are many areas, such as swaths of North Darfur, which are relatively secure.
The U.N. Is Making a Difference in Darfur Rodolphe Adada 2008
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The goal post will be auctioned off, as will items such as swaths of turf from either end zone bearing the teams 'logos.
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The goal post will be auctioned off, as will items such as swaths of turf from either end zone bearing the teams 'logos.
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The goal post will be auctioned off, as will items such as swaths of turf from either end zone bearing the teams 'logos.
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The goal post will be auctioned off, as will items such as swaths of turf from either end zone bearing the teams 'logos.
Brownsville Herald : 2010
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The goal post will be auctioned off, as will items such as swaths of turf from either end zone bearing the teams 'logos.
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(This version CORRECTS spelling to 'swaths' graf 8)
unknown title 2009
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Palin's staff are withholding "swaths" of emails exchanged among Palin and top staff.
ZDNet Government 2008
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If we step back into the pretelephone era, we see that English was already long on the move over significant swaths of the globe.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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In big swaths of the country people felt that the federal government had no constitutional right to intercede in their jurisdiction.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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