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- noun Plural form of
cluster .
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Examples
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Out west means Arnold-grop-n-ator and turning in clusters is code for the neo-nazi-bushco. (no tin foil, just operation paperclip)
Think Progress » Luskin’s Word Parsing Suggests Rove Is A Target 2005
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Small, pale yellow to pink flowers hang in clusters from a common stem.
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Small, pale yellow to pink flowers hang in clusters from a common stem.
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After a while he found that the snow had disappeared, and that luscious fruit now hung in clusters from the trees.
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And we ` re told they ` re between 7, 8, and 15 what they call clusters, some farther along with the New York Police Department calls the path to terrorism than others.
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The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) has approved a new generation of cameras that are linked wirelessly and operate in clusters, meaning that speeding drivers will be caught whichever route they take across a wide area … they read numberplates automatically and transmit data instantly to a penalty-processing centre … They are harder to vandalise than Gatso cameras because they are suspended from arms on six-metre poles.
Blatancy Award Dungeekin 2009
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The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) has approved a new generation of cameras that are linked wirelessly and operate in clusters, meaning that speeding drivers will be caught whichever route they take across a wide area … they read numberplates automatically and transmit data instantly to a penalty-processing centre … They are harder to vandalise than Gatso cameras because they are suspended from arms on six-metre poles.
Archive 2009-02-01 Dungeekin 2009
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At the newly opened Willow Stream Spa, suites are configured in clusters of five singles rooms opening to a communal space for groups to relax together.
Asia's Top Spas Nellie S. Huang 2010
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They hung in clusters on the white jasmine which bordered the path; and out of the blossoming maple beside the pavilion their swarming sounded as if it came from the interior of some huge bell which reverberates for a long time after its midday peal.
A Different Stripe: 2010
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They hung in clusters on the white jasmine which bordered the path; and out of the blossoming maple beside the pavilion their swarming sounded as if it came from the interior of some huge bell which reverberates for a long time after its midday peal.
Commonplace 2010
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