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In a spate of words she began to do so.

Then a spate of stories in later years and still they come.

She died in an earlier spate of violence last week.

His little spate of energy and interest seemed to have passed.

If you believe the message in a spate of recent books, the answer is yes, indeed.

The music died down and Spates turned to the camera.

In the process, they are starting a spate of new projects.

The last thing she needed was another spate of gossip!

The few words, over the years and in other places, had grown into a spate.

It is too soon to tell how long the recent spate of stories will stay in the public's memory.

There have been a spate of articles to that effect.

The current spate of increases may in fact already be almost over, he added.

But after a spate of openings in the last six weeks - 17!

Last year saw a spate of such trade disputes, and 1987 will probably see more.

There was another spate of attacks in the region a few months later.

But last season, the spate of injuries that began in 1985 continued.

We have this huge spate of changes and new techniques.

There's been a spate of violent crime over the last week.

"Sometimes you need someone other than your coach to speak to," Spates said.

There has been a recent spate of books by and about the Panthers.

The river might have been called by this name because it was frequently in spate.

That may take time to achieve, given the spate of smaller problems.

The spate of reports and responses was not limited to the city.

The words she had rehearsed came out in a spate.

But a spate of new studies raise questions about that trend.