Victorians flocked to Kew Gardens in London to see it.
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The students flocked to it during its temporary CSAIL residence.
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Instead, those users just flocked to other, more permissive sites.
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Young college graduates flocked to NASA after Kennedy's 1961 speech.
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With nowhere to turn, the disgruntled masses flocked to Twitter.
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Many flocked to shelters where they thought they'd be safe.
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Many lawmakers have flocked to back Rubio since Florida Gov.
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People also flocked to supermarkets for supplies before Dorian hit.
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A sellout crowd of 12,000 flocked to the course Sunday.
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Television and print journalists flocked to the spectacle around Nixon.
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Manufacturers, led by the pharmaceutical industry, flocked to the island.
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Audiences concur: they've flocked to the show in their droves.
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Mourners flocked to his funeral that year in Casper, Wyo.
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College coaches had flocked to Ladue to watch him play.
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After the show, pedestrians flocked to take it all in.
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Consumers flocked to banks to prepare financially for the crisis.
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Despite this, top operatives still flocked to join her campaign.
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At first, advertisers and investors flocked to the new SFX.
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Customers flocked to its table for samples served with juice.
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Young people and suburban liberals flocked to McGovern in droves.
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Whenever Phil arrived at basketball camps, kids flocked to him.
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Students there flocked to campus to join in winning chants.
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Gillibrand and other Senate colleagues flocked to hug him afterward.
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In London, this meant most flocked to Greenwich University's side.
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The city's homeless have also flocked to the convention center.
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Investors have flocked to cryptocurrencies like bitcoin despite wild price swings.
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The website hosting them crashed as curious Thais flocked to it.
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Hundreds of recruits flocked to the province each year, he said.
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Clinton since first-time caucusgoers flocked to Mr. Sanders in Iowa.
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Crowds flocked to the exhibit, staged in a decaying school building.
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Thousands flocked to evacuation centres in the city's district of Mabi.
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A small gold rush of social enterprise companies flocked to Kenya.
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Borrowers flocked to the leveraged loan market to slash borrowing costs.
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Once Lakewood did open, people seeking shelter flocked to the church.
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Many establishment Republicans and lawmakers flocked to Rubio, the Florida senator.
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In recent years southern workers have flocked to the wealthier north.
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At one point, nearly 10,000 people had flocked to the site.
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Burgundians have flocked to Oregon in the wake of Drouhin's success.
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Shoppers in Columbus once flocked to two malls, Eastland and Westland.
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Investors flocked to markets considered safer in times of political risk.
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But as viewers flocked to "Roseanne," Ms. Barr returned to Twitter.
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Fans of 1980s Polka King Jan Lewan flocked to his concerts.
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U.S. yields also fell as investors flocked to the Treasury market.
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People flocked to Amazon listings of binders to write funny reviews.
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We flocked to smartphones, app stores, social networks and cloud storage.
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Advertisers who once flocked to Rolling Stone's pages began turning away.
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Protesters flocked to one of the airport's terminals in a spontaneous protest.
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People flocked to it to learn what their friends were up to.
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European politicians flocked to Tehran with dozens of corporate executives in tow.
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Investors have fled Italian debt and flocked to safe-haven German bonds.
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The Yomiuri daily newspaper said 11,353 people had flocked to evacuation centers.
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Fans flocked to Lynn's official Facebook page to send their well wishes.
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Foreign businessmen, who flocked to Iran after the nuclear deal, have left.
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Local media flocked to the scene on Monday to cover the mayhem.
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Buckling under the epidemic, aid agencies flocked to help contain the virus.
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"Alien" featured stylish direction and cinematography, and audience flocked to its release.
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Family members have flocked to Aretha Franklin's side, her rep tells PEOPLE.
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Competitive berry pickers flocked to Suomussalmi in 2016 for the World Championships.
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Many multinational companies have flocked to the Emerald Isle for tax purposes.
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People in Australia have flocked to the cities, rather than regional areas.
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"When I took the medal out people flocked to it," Mike said.
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Evidently, viewers were intrigued by Genesis' first SUV and flocked to Cars.
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When the plane disembarked, the attendants flocked to help unload her luggage.
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Notably, foreign automakers have flocked to places like Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama.
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Weeping families flocked to public hearings clutching photographs and heart-rending petitions.
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People also flocked to South Florida airports, but schedules were in flux.
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More than 50,000 flocked to DragCon this year, according to event organizers.
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AIDS was still a significant killer, and men flocked to his classes.
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They have not flocked to Samara, Saransk and Yekaterinburg in great numbers.
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People in Washington, DC, still flocked to witness the cherry blossoms bloom.
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Investors flocked to the safety of American government bonds, pushing yields lower.
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More than 285,290 fans had flocked to Chicago for Star Wars Celebration.
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However, when the festival started, thousands flocked to the free-loving festival.
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Seniors have flocked to modeling schools on the back of Kim's success.
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While J. Crew flailed, consumers flocked to the smaller and hipper Madewell.
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Westerners like us flocked to see Gorbachev as an oracle of democracy.
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There was a time when listeners flocked to see Salvador perform live.
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Viewers have flocked to Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel for political satire.
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Voters flocked to the president's message because they knew he was right.
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During breaks for to-be-inserted commercials, guests flocked to the bar.
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Russian investors have flocked to the U.S. cannabis industry in recent years.
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Earlier Monday, however, buyers flocked to the October $41 calls, Nathan said.
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Sanders ran in 2016 -- and lots of Democratic voters flocked to him.
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Rinna's friends flocked to the comments section to praise her dancing video.
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Wealthy people, too, have flocked to United States partnerships for their tax advantages.
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Thousands of professional first responders and volunteers flocked to the region to help.
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Mr Trump is not president mainly because working-class strugglers flocked to him.
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Top business-school talent flocked to employers that were ahead of the curve.
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Thousands have since flocked to Tamworth to sample and purchase the distillery's spirits.
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Its voters flocked to the young centrist Emmanuel Macron in last spring's elections.
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The beauty community flocked to stores when lip oils first hit the scene.
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The first city to fall into IS hands, foreign fighters flocked to Raqqa.
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Ted Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky, flocked to his defense.
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White voters, especially men in rural areas, flocked to Trump in record numbers.
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Artists flocked to SoundCloud for its ease of use and its cool factor.
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They flocked to social media to share their memories, pain, stories, and admiration.
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People flocked to home sale events to get themselves a slice of suburbia.
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The cameras flocked to the floor, descending on us like black hooded birds.
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At noon, crimson-robed nuns flocked to a gathering at the main nunnery.
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More than 100,000 people flocked to see Akihito and Michiko in 1990. Oct.
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It's not difficult to see why crowds flocked to embrace the young band.
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Mr. Marco says more than 15,000 New York drivers have flocked to Juno.
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Yes, that goes for the masses who flocked to beaches amid spring break.
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Tens of thousands flocked to the United States and applied for political asylum.
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Investors have flocked to safe assets such as gold and the Japanese yen.
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As prices soar, developers have flocked to projects like the Yanan New Zone.
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Locals and spring breakers flocked to Clearwater Beach in Florida on March 17.
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The Republicans have flocked to Trump's cramped nationalism and abandoned their creedal story.
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So much so that for 16 years, fans have flocked to Lebowski Fest.
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People staying indoors to avoid contracting the deadly virus flocked to shop online.
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In most remaining states, voters who opposed Trump flocked to Cruz, not Kasich.
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Sports fans flocked to watch the Tour de France — even in the rain.
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Thousands also flocked to Raleigh to show support or disdain for the law.
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Hundreds have flocked to several evacuation shelters as the fires continued throughout the weekend.
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With Monday a national holiday in Colombia, tourists flocked to the El Carmen preserve.
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While people flocked to take photos next to the whales, others condemned the messages.
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Since the block, Russian users have flocked to VPN services to continue using Telegram.
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Irrational, yes, but that predictable love ensured that consumers repeatedly flocked to IKEA stores.
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That's one of the main reasons companies flocked to Shenzhen in the first place.
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Organizers said four million people, including 439,000 foreigners, flocked to the city last year.
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Netflix In the past few months, fantasy fans have flocked to the The Witcher.
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Thousands of supporters from around the world flocked to join an orgy of violence.
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Last year, China's biggest smartphone customers flocked to: Xiaomi, Huawei, Apple, Oppo, and Vivo.
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In the past 10 years, the powerful and wealthy have flocked to New Zealand.
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It is also where kids flocked to fly kites because of its omnipresent breeze.
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But once he started putting out remixes on SoundCloud, people flocked to his songs.
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Crowds flocked to attend the impromptu event, spilling across the streets of the neighborhood.
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Affluent white New Yorkers have flocked to Harlem, followed by restaurants, bars and shops.
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Despite—or perhaps because of—the unlikely results, punters flocked to the betting windows.
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Instead customers have flocked to cheaper on-demand services like Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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So last night Gizmodo readers flocked to the Flatiron district and did just that.
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It's Kayla's story, first and foremost — and people flocked to theaters to see it.
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Police sprayed tear-gas at family members who flocked to the prison for news.
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Fans flocked to wrestling blogs and forums, asking why Rusev mostly beat black wrestlers.
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With stock market indexes tumbling, investors have flocked to bonds as a safe haven.
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On Wednesday, people flocked to Cobden's statue in a public square to lay flowers.
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Families and retirees flocked to Paradise in the 1960s; the town incorporated in 1978.
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Last-minute shoppers flocked to jewelry stores, and sales of jewelry were up 5.9%.
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Foreign firms have flocked to Vietnam and make about two-thirds of Vietnamese exports.
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Other aides also flocked to Sanders' office, but declined comment on the pending action.
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From 2016 to 2018, voters around the globe flocked to populist candidates and causes.
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Users flocked to Twitter during the outage, where the hashtag "#InstagramDown" trended for hours.
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Each section was teeming with associates who flocked to every customer who walked by.
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But before that could happen, people flocked to snap selfies and commemorate the oddity.
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While daughters flocked to nursing, a job that couldn't move overseas, sons seemed adrift.
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People have also flocked to Webex in record numbers in the past few weeks.
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Foreigners have long flocked to inaugurations as guests of American donors, which is permitted.
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Idealized country life, in a card mailed in 1907, as Americans flocked to cities.
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On Monday, students flocked to the llamas to pet the animals and take selfies.
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In 2017, demonstrators flocked to Washington for what was called by some a counterinauguration.
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Hordes of giddy riders flocked to the stations to be a part of history.
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Crowds still flocked to stores to scoop up deals on televisions, toys and clothing.
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That heady combination explains why stars -- eager for such adulation -- flocked to the company.
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After the Civil War, freed blacks flocked to the booming city and bought land.
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Chongqing chicken and mung-bean jelly proliferated as skilled chefs flocked to the city.
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During the campaign, crowds flocked to his events and to take selfies with him.
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They flocked to Berry 5.1, walking slowly in a circle around its great girth.
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Fans last month flocked to the London street crossing featured on the record's cover.
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Iowa's conservative evangelical voters have flocked to Cruz, giving him an edge on Trump.
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Investors flocked to XIV, launched in 2010, for profits that grew in calm markets.
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Tourists flocked to see the world's tallest sandcastle at an annual festival in Germany.
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When Facebook decided two years ago that video was important, publishers flocked to video.
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Naturally, fans flocked to the reunion news and put the album on the backburner.
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Qasem Soleimani, Americans flocked to the Selective Service website, crashing it on January 3.
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People flocked to the coast in droves seeking relief in the cool ocean waters.
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But they kept it alive, brought it to market, and buyers flocked to Dodge showrooms.
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Tourists flocked to the whale over the weekend to snap selfies and "ride" the animal.
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In the immediate aftermath of the ban, protestors flocked to airports, where travelers were stranded.
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Spokeswoman Mindy Quinn said that "hundreds and hundreds" of people have flocked to give blood.
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Departments nationwide have flocked to body-worn cameras as a fashionable and almost reflexive reform.
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World leaders flocked to Paris, walking hand in hand against terrorism in unity and defiance.
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Of course, the Internet dubbed it Harambe and flocked to Twitter to flaunt their find.
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Crowds flocked to the exhibition, which also appeared in Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Hundreds of people flocked to see them and two were subjected to anti-nuclear graffiti.
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When Windows, its flagship operating system, ruled computing in the 1990s, developers flocked to it.
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My peers flocked to 75-year-old Bernie Sanders in the primary elections, after all.
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In the days after the Parkland shooting, users flocked to Wikipedia to learn about guns.
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Baby boomers and seniors have flocked to sectors they mistakenly thought of as bond equivalents.
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In recent years Western celebrities have flocked to Weibo to raise their profile in China.
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At rallies across New Hampshire, women from every generation have flocked to Bernie Sanders' events.
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Naturally, Americans flocked to our Google overlords to try to reach some semblance of understanding.
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As fighters flocked to Mosul, hundreds of thousands of residents fled, prompting a refugee crisis.
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That trapped many foreign investors who had flocked to Iceland, lured by its high yields.
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The upcoming states have more of the white liberal voters who have flocked to him.
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On the anniversary of his death this year, hundreds flocked to his village to mourn.
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This explains why generations of tourists have flocked to the little town of Marfa, Texas.
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When he travelled, people flocked to the high road to see his cart go by.
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Groups in recent weeks have flocked to the agency to ask for last-minute changes.
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Townsfolk flocked to see the display of autographed rackets, clothing and other tennis paraphernalia inside.
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Bitcoin hit a high of $8,835 last week before blockchain enthusiasts flocked to New York.
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Tens of thousands of shareholders flocked to Omaha for Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting this weekend.
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Since newly enfranchised blacks flocked to Lincoln's party, racial violence also suppressed the Republican vote.
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The largely gay crowd that flocked to David Barton Gym has migrated to Hell's Kitchen.
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"Batman" fans flocked to the area to watch Mayor Eric Garcetti send up the signal.
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And GOP primary voters in the district flocked to Rubio in the March 1 caucuses.
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He called the many scouts who once flocked to watch his son's high school games.
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Visitors flocked to see the family of three, stretching for glimpses from behind the trees.
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They also flocked to government buildings and the homes of the governor and police chief.
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It happened again in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, when energized Democratic voters flocked to the polls.
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In the 1980s, Japanese businessmen flocked to Midtown Manhattan, following a surge in Japan's economy.
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Consider women and college graduates, who have flocked to the Democratic Party in recent years.
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That seems to be a reason why many investors have flocked to bond funds lately.
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Global brands flocked to China to tap into the country's cheap and willing labor pool.
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People flocked to the unlikely attraction, snapping their selfies and preparing to say their goodbyes.
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After the Mexican-American War, settlers flocked to California, specifically Los Angeles, looking for gold.
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The platform energized Latino voters, who flocked to Obama by overwhelming margins in both elections.
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Members of the public have flocked to the beached sperm whales since they were discovered.
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Beleaguered commuters flocked to other lines that were overcrowded and sweltering on a hot day.
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She said that Vroman was always gracious and friendly and that people flocked to him.
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Several major Buttigieg donors flocked to VoteVets in January, according to the new financial disclosures.
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Democrats seeking to defeat Katko have flocked to Colleen Deacon, a former aide to Sen.
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And young fans bought Monkee records in chart topping numbers and flocked to their concerts.
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Millions flocked to it in 22018 and 22017, despite minimal coverage in the tech press.
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Investors instead flocked to safe-haven currencies such as the U.S. dollar and Japanese yen.
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Groups that opposed the 2016 initiative, like the Sierra Club, have flocked to this one.
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The population that has flocked to the marketplaces looks pretty similar to the Medicaid population.
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As voters have flocked to the formerly unknown Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Women loved them and flocked to the spa towns where such a cure was provided.
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Clinton has struggled to connect with younger voters, who have flocked to Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign.
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Unaccompanied children from Nigeria - some as young as 10 or 11 - have also flocked to Italy.
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Investors flocked to bonds, sending the yield on the 30-year Treasury to below 3 percent.
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That segment skyrocketed from 5 percent to 18 percent, as older Americans flocked to medical marijuana.
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Tumblr, and all of the valuable communities that once flocked to it, is on the decline.
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Witches in Oregon and California's central coast flocked to the water for annual charity paddleboarding events.
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The poor, and even the very poor, flocked to them as the UK Independence Party imploded.
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Snapchat has remained popular with younger people, even as more users overall have flocked to Instagram.
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Many media organizations have flocked to Facebook to engage audiences, create community and tell compelling stories.
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While thousands flocked to "like" the retweet, others pointed out the irony of the apparent jab.
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Near the end, many Thais flocked to his hospital to pray and pay their last respects.
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Teammates flocked to Murphy, an undrafted rookie who has played more than 300 minor league contests.
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And 6m of them flocked to hear Pope Francis when he visited four years ago (pictured).
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In the meantime, artists and fans alike flocked to rival services like Spotify, Google, and Apple.
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They flocked to Brett Kavanaugh's hearing, where the memory of an alleged sexual assault was interrogated.
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Thousands of provincials and foreigners flocked to the open-air stock market in the rue Quincampoix.
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Many people flocked to Twitter to express disappointment that Kate Middleton didn't wear a black dress.
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Volunteers flocked to Greek islands to help the refugees clambering ashore from their overloaded rubber dinghies.
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The Welsh players flocked to celebrate with Bale, and McAuley put his head into his hands.
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The unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.9 percent as more people flocked to the labor market.
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On Saturday, hundreds of them flocked to the parish's two evacuation shelters, both in Belle Chasse.
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In the mid-1800s, miners flocked to Virginia City in Nevada in hopes of finding gold.
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Even after the Clinton administration, these same people flocked to join Bill Clinton at public events.
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Clinton, and the progressive voters who flocked to his candidacy continued to coalesce around Mrs. Clinton.
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They also flocked to the nearby Niagara Falls to watch daredevils try to survive the rapids.
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Booker's position is also popular with millennials, most of whom flocked to Bernie Sanders in 2016.
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Algerian immigrants flocked to France for jobs in the 1960s and '70s, when labor was needed.
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Anger over these operations radicalized young men in the area, who flocked to join militant groups.
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It does not oversee in any organized way the sellers who have flocked to its site.
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It does not oversee the sellers who have flocked to its site in any organized way.
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They flocked to Los Angeles gun shops to stock up on ammo during Father's Day sales.
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They also flocked to stories on comfort foods and creations from Canada and western New York.
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The state is full of white working-class voters who flocked to Donald Trump in droves.
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Workers flocked to the city to run the drilling rigs and lay pipelines in the area.
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Syrian volunteers have flocked to a recruitment center in the town of Urfa to sign up.
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Flustered fans flocked to Twitter in confusion and it's safe to say they were not happy.
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Locals in Thessaloniki, Greece, flocked to a seaside promenade on March 16, ignoring social-distancing directives.
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Customers flocked to the restaurant chain and the sandwich sold out in less than two weeks.
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Last decade, investors flocked to mortgage-backed securities and big emerging markets from Brazil to Russia.
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Moms flocked to help Smith, and now the little ones have a new lease on life.
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After the Second World War, Filipinos flocked to sparsely populated areas of Mindanao, seeking economic opportunity.
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Source: MicrosoftTop streamers such a Ninja, Shroud and Dr. DisRespect have flocked to playing the game.
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In Daegu and elsewhere, citizens flocked to supermarkets and pharmacies to buy surgical masks and supplies.
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It has also seen an increase in kidnappings as asylum-seekers have flocked to the area.
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Gold prices, however, touched one-week highs as investors globally flocked to the safety of bullion.
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Tourists have flocked to London as the pound sank to a 31-year low after Brexit.
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Reporters and photographers flocked to where the suffering was most visible — the border's bridges and depots.
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No wonder audiences have already flocked to it: It's a textbook good time at the theatre.
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Voters haven't flocked to him because they're deeply familiar with, or woefully ignorant about, his political history.
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Instead, the job of offering aid falls largely to international volunteers who have flocked to the island.
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Since the election, many investors have flocked to United Rentals in anticipation of Trump's spending on infrastructure.
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In the 22th century, fundamentalist and evangelical Christians flocked to the radio and television to attract believers.
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Then 2019 hit, and all our favorite stars flocked to their favorite artists asking for even more.
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That's one of the reasons why investors have recently flocked to investments that offer much higher yields.
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Microsoft has been branching out into other territories as mobile developers have flocked to Android and iOS.
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But people still flocked to see these performances, whether they understood what Burden was doing or not.
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Part of this may be that audiences haven't flocked to Julia comedies the way they used to.
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Safe haven assets, which panicked investors had flocked to last week, saw their prices steady on Tuesday.
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Nearly 400,000 visitors flocked to the Australian landmark in the year to end-June, government data shows.
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Turks have flocked to foreign currencies since a currency crisis last year eroded confidence in the lira.
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In the ethnically mixed city of Kirkuk, Kurds sang and danced as they flocked to polling stations.
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The service was reinstated soon after, but not before Brazilian WhatsApp users flocked to rival service Telegram.
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Coastal residents flocked to grocery stores to stock up on water and other supplies, local media reported.
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Manufacturers, largely from the pharmaceutical industry, flocked to Puerto Rico to take advantage of these tax breaks.
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More than 40,000 Berkshire Hathaway shareholders flocked to Omaha, Nebraska for the business conglomerate's annual shareholders meeting.
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Having her support was key in keeping the momentum flowing when other people flocked to the bar.
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Belke balked at Pratt's assertion that people flocked to Givling to help others with their student loans.
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Americans flocked to "Crazy Rich Asians", a frothy romantic comedy about Chinese-Americans and Singapore's high society.
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Instead of people huddling together to vlog, teens flocked to one another to collab on a TikTok.
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More than a million migrants flocked to Germany in 2015 and 0003 but arrivals have dropped significantly.
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Even so, the Japanese public, bombarded by TV advertisements for the listing, has flocked to buy shares.
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The flies flocked to the sticky nectar, and Guadagnino kept it in for the sake of verisimilitude.
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Some blamed a change in the glass formula and flocked to thrift stores to buy older models.
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"socialism," flocked to Sanders in the primary contests, giving him more than 70 percent of their votes.
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"The national media flocked to Salt Lake City to tell the nation about Elizabeth Smart," they wrote.
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Gamers have also flocked to Electronic Arts Inc's Apex Legends and Tencent Holdings Ltd's "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG).
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Fans immediately flipped over the red-carpet flex, and flocked to Twitter to gush all about it.
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Sure enough, crowds flocked to Tamar Park to enjoy the installation on the evening of February 14.
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Of course, Instagram users immediately flocked to Twitter to either complain or make fun of the service.
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Vietnam's privatization has been protracted, putting off some of the international investors who initially flocked to it.
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Students flocked to his evening classes, never quite knowing what mental challenge he would toss out next.
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Thousands of fans flocked to the grand opening of "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" on Thursday.
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Poverty is widespread in Indonesia, and many people, jobless and desperate, have flocked to the gold fields.
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Bauhaus is celebrated for the people who flocked to it and created art with verve and playfulness.
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Social conservatives flocked to his side over other deeply religious Republican presidential candidates, such as Ted Cruz.
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Newcomers have flocked to the north face of the mountain, drawn by land that was relatively affordable.
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Over the years, explorers have flocked to the Himalayas to try and find evidence of the beast.
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People flocked to Fake Karl, who topped every "who to follow in fashion" list during that era.
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Attracted by the promise of combining outsized egoism and dangerous machinery, horror filmmakers flocked to the trend.
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Mr. Obama also does not want to alienate the liberal voters who have flocked to Mr. Sanders.
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Programmers flocked to air their grievances, compiling a list of Chinese companies that reportedly practice 996 working.
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And Washington, DC, closed roads after visitors ignored social distancing as crowds flocked to view cherry blossoms.
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More than 11 million students flocked to take the college entrance exams over the next two years.
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I have seen this in Burgundy, where people flocked to the '143, '214, '22014 and '22012 vintages.
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When one reporter found out that the first hearse had arrived, we all flocked to the morgue.
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Young people flocked to cities and rapidly growing suburbs, where jobs were plentiful and rent was cheap.
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Drillers have recently flocked to the Anadarko because the cost of producing oil there is relatively low.
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Yang supporters have flocked to him, they say, because he has one clear idea: universal basic income.
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Thousands of people flocked to the site, forming what seemed like an endless line to get in.
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Millions of people also flocked to the streets there, and the city was shut to car traffic.
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Australian home buyers flocked to big offshore players such as HSBC, ING Groep NV, and Citigroup Inc.
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Ironically, they note, those are the same regions where voters flocked to Trump's promise of reviving jobs.
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Sara Thompson was among scores of protesters who flocked to the legislature to protest House Bill 2.
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Dancers who have been made to feel less than welcome at other clubs have flocked to Jolene.
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But many Europeans have flocked to the coastal country, known for its beaches and bustling sex trade.
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Though South Korea itself was knocked out, Mexicans flocked to the embassy to celebrate the Asian team.
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People — as many as 900, by some estimates — flocked to the rupture, many carrying containers to fill.
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In order to avoid potentially losing some money, some resellers have flocked to other points of sale.
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Those who feel left behind have flocked to PiS, which offers both nationalist rhetoric and monetary hand-outs.
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Mr Corbyn's rallies by contrast were thrilling—huge crowds of the party faithful flocked to see their leader.
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Looking at box office statistics, audiences clearly flocked to get a glimpse of Queen's past glory in droves.
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Atlanta (CNN)Nervous residents have flocked to grocery stores in anticipation of snow in the South this weekend.
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As customary, residents in warning areas flocked to grocery stories to load up on bread, milk and more.
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More than 1,000 exhibitors flocked to New York City to show their wares and tempt distributors this year.
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Fans and fellow artists have flocked to Twitter to share their grief over the death of Mac Miller.
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While everyone flocked to buy the yellow one from last weekend, last night Beyoncé wore a pink version.
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When a meme promoting the group gained traction in Subtle Asian Traits, users flocked to it in droves.
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Designers flocked to New York City to show their fall/winter 2020 collections during New York Fashion Week.
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On top of the tax credit, productions have flocked to Georgia for the temperate climate and varied topography.
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Investors including the venture capital firms Andreessen Horowitz and O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures flocked to give the company money.
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During the economic boom of the 403s and early 2000s, unauthorised immigrants, mainly from Mexico, flocked to America.
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Sex tourists have flocked to The Netherlands, turning brothels there into a powerful industry that faces minimal regulation.
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International investors flocked to lend money to Saudi Arabia's hugely profitable state-owned oil company earlier this month.
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That inherently weights it against Trump and the many outsiders and disillusioned Republicans who have flocked to him.
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Thousands of people in South Asia flocked to the streets to welcome spring and celebrate life in color.
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Those who flocked to the site when the 36-hour-long deal event kicked off at 3 p.m.
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Pro streamers, celebrities, and a vast mainstream audience quickly took note and flocked to the hot new thing.
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The wave of attacks came as tourists flocked to the beaches at the start of a public holiday.
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After watching the back-to-back hardware events, people flocked to Twitter to passionately declare Microsoft the winner.
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Since its unveiling on Wednesday, Starbucks fans have flocked to the cafe from as early as 10 a.m.
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Thousands of NFL fans have flocked to Nashville for the three-day event and related activities and concerts.
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Sunni Muslims, who once flocked to its banner, still feel economically and politically oppressed in Syria and Iraq.
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Sovereign investors have flocked to Asian start-ups this year in the hope of gaining first-mover advantage.
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Gold futures rose to a six-year high on Monday, as investors flocked to the save haven trade.
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Nearly 3,000 people flocked to Castile's funeral Thursday at the Cathedral of Saint Paul in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Tens of thousands of people flocked to Canada's immigration website in November, enough traffic to crash the site.
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The murders terrified local residents, who flocked to gun stores to purchase unprecedented numbers of firearms for protection.
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The shooting occurred as people flocked to the airport in a bid to evacuate before Hurricane Irma approaches.
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As the evening wore on, others flocked to the area to feast on delicacies unique to Bhendi Bazaar.
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On Saturday, an estimated 800,22018 people flocked to Washington, D.C., to join the historic March for Our Lives.
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Barred from taking part in a pride event in Singapore, foreigners flocked to bars and private spaces instead.
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With bonds yielding little return, investors have flocked to stocks, raising concerns about misallocation of capital and bubbles.
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Even though credit-card companies in America would not process deposits to the site, punters flocked to it.
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From sheer and shiny to the wild cut-outs ... stars have historically flocked to Cannes in nearly nothing!
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It was disillusioned hippies from the Bay who first flocked to the Redwoods to cultivate the illicit herb.
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Poorer families had flocked to the Gulshan-e-Iqbal park for the affordable thrills of its fairground rides.
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People braving the storm flocked to social media to share photos and videos of their water-logged commutes.
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Buzzy start-ups like Bird and Lime saw their valuations spike in 2018 as investors flocked to industry.
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Haitians flocked to Panama in boats by the thousands, then bumped their way by road down to Brazil.
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Sales of the Cruze had fallen significantly as American consumers flocked to roomier models like sport utility vehicles.
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Americans of retirement age are reliably Republican, while young voters, in the Obama era, have flocked to Democrats.
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The world's most profitable retailers flocked to this stretch of barren country, while the headline unemployment rate plunged.
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But in the 1950s, scientists began associating cigarettes with cancer, and smokers flocked to supposedly safer filtered cigarettes.
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Since then foreign business delegations have flocked to Tehran and billions of dollars of deals have been signed.
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But this wasn't the first time eyeballs flocked to Medium for a major — if slightly more salacious — announcement.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, mourning doves, blacked-capped chickadees, and white-throated sparrows have flocked to the feeder.
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Driving the news: Before the KKR-Envision deal, private equity flocked to health care knowing the profit potential.
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As investors flocked to safe-haven assets, U.S. Treasury yields remained near six-week lows early on Tuesday.
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After gold was discovered in California in 1848, people from all over the world flocked to San Francisco.
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As Trump kept attacking the media, Americans flocked to its most prestigious names, willingly paying for credible information.
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At the Carnoustie Golf Links, large galleries had again flocked to watch the popular, bearded, easy-smiling Fleetwood.
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In the years since, Chinese and Russian tourists have flocked to Phuket, changing the character of tourism there.
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Turks have flocked to hard currencies since the lira fell nearly 30% against the dollar two years ago.
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Between August 15 and 18 in 1969, people flocked to Bethel, New York, for a historic music festival.
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Although the days are still cool in northern Iraq, Thursday was sunny and people flocked to picnic outdoors.
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For decades, job seekers flocked to the city, drawn by high wages, company-subsidized housing and generous benefits.
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Many users flocked to these services because they provided a less-expensive, more flexible alternative to traditional cable.
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Large crowds had flocked to the store when it opened on Tuesday, causing traffic jams in the neighbourhood.
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Soon after, conservatives flocked to social media to deride the speaker for not taking the occasion seriously enough.
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In the late 19th century, Cuban immigrants flocked to Florida, bringing with them an affinity for roast pork.
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The internet giant posted increases in revenue and profit after shoppers flocked to it during the holiday season.
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In Mexico, some flocked to the sand dunes of Samalayuca on the outskirts of Ciudad Juárez to watch.
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After World War II, veterans from Austria and neighboring Germany flocked to the house, especially on Hitler's birthday.
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They flocked to him anyway, led by men like Sessions, the first sitting US senator to endorse Trump.
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As a result, investors flocked to steady growth stocks like and , shying away from traditional bank equities altogether.
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After years of low interest rates, investors have flocked to lower-grade bonds in search of higher yields.
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Such funds have become less popular, especially among younger investors, who have flocked to lower-cost index funds.
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Hardcore fandom was almost entirely united in its love, and casual fans flocked to see the green kid.
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Image courtesy of the Council on Foreign Relations Foreign fighters have previously flocked to Southeast Asia's domestic struggles.
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Even as rank-and-file GOP voters largely flocked to Trump's banner, conservative elites and donors saw danger.
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There was no evidence in 2016 that rank-and-file union members flocked to Trump in large numbers.
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Throughout 2016, tens of thousands of revelers flocked to over a dozen destinations to partake in carnival celebrations.
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Shoppers flocked to Target to scoop up Lilly Pulitzer dresses, Missoni sweaters, Phillip Lim tops and Hunter accessories.
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Demonstrators have flocked to Baghdad's Tahrir Square and protesters have shut down roads and schools in the city.
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More than 2003,2200 exhibitors flocked to New York City to show their wares and tempt distributors this year.
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Americans flocked to Google to find out who was singing at the ceremony and which politicians were present.
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Thousands of country fans flocked to Nashville in June for this music festival, now in its 47th year.
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As interest rates have fallen, investors have flocked to gold, which was the top commodity of the 2010s.
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Within moments of the first announcement, people flocked to shelters, crowding highways in scenes of terror and helplessness.
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Venture capitalists flocked to him last quarter, along with well-known executives like April Underwood, formerly of Slack.
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It's astonishing, especially since Raqqa was where foreign fighters from more than 22016 countries flocked to join ISIS.
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Broadly reached out to the Kabbalah Centre to ask why so many celebrities and influencers flocked to their centers.
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Millennials in particular have flocked to Detroit in recent years, drawn by its low housing prices, according to Jaffe.
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From 2000 to 2005, an additional 10,000 new people from all over the world flocked to Black Rock City.
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So where have all the visitors to these new museums gone, presuming that they initially flocked to the openings?
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Her fans flocked to Instagram to ask why the former UFC champ would make her arms look less muscular.
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In recent years, millions of tourists and expats have flocked to the country, especially to its luxurious emirate Dubai.
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Blacks from across the country flocked to DC in 2009 to see the nation's first black president sworn in.
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As investors flocked to the safe-haven yen, the dollar dropped 13 percent against the Japanese currency to 110.67 .
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Chinese citizens have flocked to Africa, working in industries ranging from manufacturing and technology to health care and construction.
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With the caucus drama still unfolding in Iowa, the candidates have flocked to New Hampshire, the next nominating state.
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Xiaomi was the Chinese handset-maker to watch; urban sophisticates, enticed by viral marketing, flocked to its slick devices.
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" In August 2015, he derided the tech contingent who flocked to Burning Man as "a fucking joke" and "dystopian.
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But international investors flocked to lend money to Saudi Arabia's hugely profitable state-owned oil company earlier this month.
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Alt-right adherents, like many who support Trump, have flocked to his anti-establishment and anti-politically correct rhetoric.
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Drivers flocked to the app, instantly catapulting Juno to the top tiers of ride-hailing in New York City.
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In Mexico City right now, hundreds of chanting, applauding, and screaming fans have flocked to the South Korean embassy.
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On hearing the news later that night, thousands more flocked to parliament to ward off a feared Soviet attack.
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Early skaters also flocked to the canal that was later replaced by what we now know as Broad Street.
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Nevada In-person early voting kicked off across Nevada over the weekend and Democrats have flocked to the polls.
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HK/SIN, but was off its highs near $1,337 reached following the Brexit vote, when investors flocked to safety.
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Power says that creators have never had a platform they've owned, but rather, they've flocked to whatever was available.
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Since the release of Avengers: Infinity War, fans have flocked to a subreddit dedicated to the film's villain, Thanos.
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This didn't spark support for the Nazis among the unemployed and lower classes, who flocked to the Communists instead.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Last week, photo-editing app FaceApp went viral as people flocked to its aging feature.
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A stunning 239,872 Democrats flocked to take part -- a figure equivalent to nearly 40% of the party's registered voters.
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Despite China's stock market convulsions, investors flocked to the country's first initial public offering under rules implemented on Jan.
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Followers flocked to the comments section to praise Hayek for showing off her gray hair in a positive light.
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Long lines had already started forming outside Apple stores in Asia as fans flocked to buy the new iPhone.
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In terms of individual firms, investors have flocked to Vanguard and BlackRock amid a price war among asset managers.
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U.S. companies flocked to Cuba in the wake of the detente former Democratic President Barack Obama agreed in 2014.
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This should help distressed workers across the country, including those who flocked to Trump's candidacy, by fattening their paychecks.
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But since haters STAY hating, some of them flocked to social media to express their doubts about Union's intentions.
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Tower Records was an icon for music lovers who flocked to its extensive collection of music and music magazines.
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Prize pools had increased ten-fold as more players and fans flocked to the GameCube fighting game in droves.
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As news of the Obamas' housing plans became public on Wednesday, journalists and news photographers flocked to the block.
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Crowds flocked to see a new work on display; he turned aside commissions from the titled and the rich.
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The state also has a growing African-American population, a group that flocked to Clinton in the Democratic primaries.
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National media outlets have flocked to the district, which includes some Richmond suburbs and rural swaths of central Virginia.
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It's something he has in common with the tech heads who have flocked to southwest Montana in recent years.
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But what should he have done with the extroverts who flocked to him like moths to a pale flame?
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During the U.S. shale boom, investors flocked to MLPs, which were growing as much as 8 percent a year.
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"Italia Arabia" looked at the influx of artists from the Middle East who flocked to Italy in the 1940s.
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The poorly educated angry white people still flocked to my rallies and I knew they would carry me through.
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Naturally, fans everywhere flocked to the social media sites, rejoicing and instructing the star how to use the app.
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But for the final Splatfest, the Squid Sisters were the banners players flocked to: it was Marie vs. Callie.
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During the Great Recession, unemployed and underemployed 20-somethings flocked to grad school, according to the New York Times.
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For much of China's long economic boom, young people flocked to manufacturing zones for jobs making bluejeans or iPhones.
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And they flocked to the cause of "Cuba Libre," especially once fighting broke out on the island in 1895.
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He showed the millions who flocked to his funeral, an event that stretched over several days of public mourning.
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Later, protesters flocked to the Minnesota Governor's Residence, where people have been gathering since Castile's death was first reported.
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Were viewers really so interested in Gabbard on Wednesday that they flocked to Google to learn more about her?
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Investors flocked to change their dollars into bitcoins, causing the price to spike by nearly 20 times in 2017.
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The Four Seasons restaurant, where New York's elite flocked to dine in chiaroscuro, confirmed that light can define status.
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They have flocked to his social network, trading book ideas and meet-up suggestions in Toronto, Dubai and London.
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Rather than pay Germany to hold their money, some lenders have flocked to Austria's "century bond", which yields 0.9%.
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Indeed, others with ties to the school flocked to the campus on Sunday as word of Bryant's death spread.
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Morissette then launched into her 1995 smash hit "You Oughta Know" while more people flocked to the makeshift stage.
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New York beekeepers flocked to the park for the special delivery, which has become something of a springtime ritual.
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Scores of Haitians had flocked to the airport after hearing a rumor that there were going to be evacuations.
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It's why people flocked to the Globe in 1599 — and why I hope they will rush to the Delacorte.
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Big-name Trump supporters like Bannon, a former Trump campaign and White House strategist, have flocked to the project.
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Birders flocked to Nickerson to get glimpses of hundreds of shearwaters unsuccessfully fighting wind and fog, like flapping flotsam.
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Investors flocked to safe haven bonds, despite a still-pervasive feeling that the Fed will be raising rates aggressively.
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They also face divisions over how to attract working-class voters who flocked to Trump, while maintaining progressive values.
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Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to Kolkata from rural Bengal for the rally, bringing disruption to the city.
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More than 13,000 artificial intelligence mavens flocked to Vancouver this week for the world's leading academic AI conference, NeurIPS.
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Tens of thousands of volunteers from around the world flocked to defend his far-off kingdom in the sand.
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The residents who have since flocked to them and become riders are a true testament to the system's value.
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Pete's father shared many accounts of Pete's virtues, recalling how even as a young boy, children flocked to him.
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Yeezy announced the temporary store on Twitter Friday night and fans flocked to get in line for Saturday's opening.
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But those concerns were misplaced; people have flocked to The Glass Room, purchases from stores next door in-hand.
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On August 15, 1965, more than 55,212 people flocked to New York's Shea Stadium to watch the Beatles play.
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Well-wishers on Tuesday flocked to Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok where the king has spent much of the past year.
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Many investors flocked to stocks during the rally, while big bank earnings and strong retail sales data drove stocks higher.
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World travelers and locals alike flocked to what had become one of the most famous nightspots and restaurants in town.
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Silicon Valley's one-percenters have long flocked to tax loopholes to try and keep the IRS out of their lives.
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On Thursday, Taylor Swift fans flocked to a mural in Nashville where they hoped that the reputation singer would appear.
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Jane Sanders said that they were frustrated with the party's rules, particularly around superdelegates who have largely flocked to Clinton.
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After Katrina, construction workers — many of them undocumented — flocked to New Orleans to pick up work in the rebuilding effort.
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Crowds flocked to grocery stores to load up on bread, milk and other items in advance of the winter weather.
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Peaceful protesters flocked to his apartment building last week, and blared Spanish language music while serving tacos and tequila shots.
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Since the study published, Tumblr has fallen out of popularity, but young influencers have flocked to Tik Tok and Snapchat.
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Then in March, Chalamet attends an Oscars after party with The Weeknd at TAO, where the ladies "flocked" to him.
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This summer, audiences flocked to theaters in record droves to see Gal Gadot slip on Wonder Woman's kick-ass bracelets.
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Turks have flocked to hard currencies since a currency crisis last year slashed the value of the lira by 30%.
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SAFE HAVENS STEADY Safe haven assets, which panicked investors had flocked to last week, saw their prices steady on Tuesday.
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Local hotels were booked up and roads packed with cars as prospective investors flocked to what is still largely farmland.
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It's no surprise that teens have flocked to a social network that they use to communicate universal concerns and desires.
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In 2014, after federal officials tried to confiscate Mr. Bundy's cattle, professed militiamen flocked to his ranch in Bunkerville, Nev.
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When she arrived at the impoverished settlements where she volunteered, children flocked to her, and other activists sought her advice.
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Thousands of men and women flocked to his call to fight and went on to capture large expanses of territory.
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West's fans flocked to the service because the artist had publicly announced that his album would "never" be on Apple.
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Nervous investors have flocked to bonds which are perceived as a safe haven and banks have profited as a consequence.
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Fans have flocked to theaters with friends and family rocking both African- and Wakanda-Inspired garb from head to toe.
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After he was confirmed to have died that night by authorities, friends flocked to social media to share their memories.
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Following the announcement, fans of the star flocked to her Instagram page, congratulating her on the impending bundle of joy.
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Fifty years ago, notoriously liberal Afghanistan was full of hippie tourists, while hordes of Italian sunbathers flocked to Somalia's beaches.
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Hundreds of people flocked to the site east of Highway 1806 to set up structures and tipis on the property.
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People flocked to Twitter to share their disappointment surrounding this year's eleven Nobel Prize recipients, all of whom are men.
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They flocked to northern states—by 1950 "expellees" made up 36% of Schleswig-Holstein—but mostly avoided the south-west.
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The Dow ended more than 700 points lower and investors flocked to safe havens on Monday, including gold and bonds.
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David Beckham, President Obama and Dwyane Wade, among others flocked to social media, to wish the 37-year-old farewell.
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Back in 2007, TV viewers flocked to cinemas to see their favorite dysfunctional family break on to the big screen.
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Pete Wilson put anti-immigration Proposition 2900 on the ballot — and Latinos flocked to the Democratic Party by the millions.
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Millennials flocked to Sanders because he didn't sound like anyone else and he wasn't saying what everyone else was saying.
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Visitors have flocked to Spain in preference to many Mediterranean destinations further east, where security concerns have become increasingly acute.
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Social media users flocked to the comments, and some even claimed to have seen a ghost at the supermarket themselves.
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But as other popular open source projects flocked to GitHub, ASF project developers were stuck using the foundation's aging platform.
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Investors flocked to the safe-haven yen, pressuring the dollar to fall 0.2 percent to 108.60 yen in Asian trade.
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Since then, droves of young workers have flocked to the country's metropolitan areas -- where the jobs, wages, and opportunities are.
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Huishan, one of China's biggest dairy companies, embraced 'innovative financing' and investors flocked to a $1.3 billion Hong Kong listing.
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Residents have since flocked to see the giant carcass, which was estimated to have died more than three days ago.
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For the last few weeks, kids from all over his Morris, Minnesota, neighborhood have flocked to his new backyard pool.
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Millions have flocked to cities and factories in search of work leaving these old ways of life to looming dereliction.
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Pharmaceutical, textile and electronics companies flocked to the island to spark a manufacturing boom that lasted for around two decades.
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Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon in Iceland has closed after tourists flocked to the location because it was seen on "Game of Thrones."
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Walker Canyon was forced to temporarily close down after tourists flocked to the region to photograph the poppy "super bloom."
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Four Lowe's employees told Business Insider that former HR managers who stuck with the company typically flocked to those roles.
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Wessam Hassouna, a local volunteer, said that people had flocked to donate blood, with more than 15,000 bags already collected.
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As they flocked to San Juan to seek factory jobs, Washington responded with new public housing, paved roads and schools.
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Looking for safety, investors flocked to Treasury notes and pushed the yields on long-term government bonds to record lows.
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The Ringer, with its garish green color scheme, is Simmons's attempt to serve the audience that had flocked to Grantland.
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The best engineers on earth flocked to enlist, and the company offered them time to spend on their own larks.
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U.S. government debt prices rose Thursday as investors flocked to safe assets amid worries about a U.S.-China trade resolution.
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Since leaving the FCC, Copps has flocked to the aid of those organizations he favored when he was a commissioner.
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As the Industrial Revolution chugged on, workers flocked to England's growing cities, living in slums and working for paltry wages.
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Social media influencers flocked to a new shoe store in LA called "Palessi" and spent hundreds of dollars on shoes.
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Chinese leaders have flocked to Cuba in recent years as China has sought to extend its influence in Latin America.
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On Saturday, thousands of people flocked to community-organized screenings in more than 30 locations, including public parks and squares.
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Users flocked to it, and Facebook bought it for what seems like a bargain price of $1 billion in 2012.
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A great many of ISIS's combatants are foreign fighters — jihadist volunteers who have flocked to ISIS from around the world.
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National media flocked to Iowa—look at these farmers and their daughters and how they love that game of basketball!
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Bitcoin leaped an astonishing $2,000 on Monday after investors flocked to Chicago's Cboe futures exchange to bet on price movements.
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But marchers still flocked to Washington, New York and elsewhere -- with some of the events affiliated with Women's March Inc.
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Many flocked to Wuhan before the city imposed a lockdown in late January, setting up makeshift news bureaus in hotels.
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Sure enough, the area was soon nicknamed "Irishtown," though Germans, Norwegians and Poles also flocked to its stone-lined streets.
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That second risk is now a reality for investors who flocked to buy BBB-rated companies during the economic expansion.
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Voters from both parties flocked to the Greens, who came in second for the first time in a national election.
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Elsewhere, yields on government bonds dropped sharply early in the day as investors flocked to the safety of Treasury debt.
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As the news of the group's activities spread, women flocked to Las Libres' office asking for help accessing an abortion.
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Residents flocked to supermarkets and waited in line for hours, expecting to be without power for weeks, maybe even months.
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Disregarding Greece's calls for residents to stay home and prevent the spread of the coronavirus, many flocked to local islands.
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Grocery stores were running low on basic supplies as Puerto Ricans flocked to gather necessities in advance of the storm.
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Despite warnings to practice social distancing, thousands flocked to Sydney's Bondi Beach and frequented bars and restaurants over the weekend.
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Despite warnings to practice social distancing, thousands flocked to Sydney's Bondi Beach and frequented bars and restaurants over the weekend.
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In recent decades, Han Chinese have flocked to Xinjiang to tap its abundant reserves of natural gas and fossil fuels.
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Volunteers and donors flocked to support Mr. Madsen, who in 2008 co-founded Copenhagen Suborbitals, an amateur space exploration company.
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Carb-loving crowds flocked to ABC Bakery as the chain added new pink baked goods to the menu in February.
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Bucking the trend, gold miners advanced 4.3% as bullion prices rose after investors flocked to the safe-haven precious metal.
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And the polls suggested he had a dearth of support among younger voters who had flocked to Sanders and Warren.
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Dozens of lawmakers have flocked to the southwestern border to see with their own eyes how migrants are being treated.
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Dozens of lawmakers have flocked to the southwestern border to see with their own eyes how migrants are being treated.
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Al Qaeda was set up by Arab guerrillas who flocked to Afghanistan to fight Soviet occupation forces in the 1980s.
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Popular among movie watchers and video game renters, people flocked to Blockbuster to find flicks or games to unwind with.
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Waves of immigrants from Central and South America, Asia, the Midwest and California have flocked to the Las Vegas area.
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Well-wishers have flocked to a Virginia Zoo blog to follow the twists and turns in this high-stakes chase.
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The state party is sticking by Moore for now, and a cavalcade of Alabama Republicans have flocked to Moore's defense.
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That followed a fall towards new 2-1/2 year lows last week after investors flocked to safe-haven debt.
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Fans mourning Koo's death flocked to her funeral home on Monday, while her colleagues canceled their schedules and relayed condolences.
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By now, so many investors have flocked to Vanguard's low-cost funds that many other companies offer them as well.
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Investors have flocked to European equities and safe haven assets such as gold and the Japanese yen as a result.
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More recently, multinational corporations have flocked to Kenya, strengthening an economy that has grown sixfold in the past 280 years.
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Al-Qaeda was set up by Arab guerrillas who flocked to Afghanistan to fight Soviet occupation forces in the 1980s.
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The state lost a lot of revenue from fans that would've flocked to N.C. to watch the league's best players ball.
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In December 2016, tech's most famous faces flocked to Trump Tower for their first roundtable with then-President-elect Donald Trump.
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It's being called a "power grab," and protesters flocked to the state Capitol in Raleigh on Thursday to voice their displeasure.
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On Friday, horror fans flocked to theaters to revel in and be tortured by A24's new supernatural horror flick, Hereditary.
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Hordes of meteorite hunters flocked to the state in search of a bit of the space gold (technically iron and nickel).
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While it's unlikely the same people who ran the first site are running the new one, users have flocked to it.
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Investors have typically flocked to the utilities sector during unstable markets, but could it be time for them to look elsewhere?
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According to Adweek: Millions of tourists and natives have indeed flocked to see the statue since its March 7, 2017, debut.
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Palestinian protesters flocked to the barrier fence on Friday, chanting, waving flags, flying kites — and setting fire to piles of tires.
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In recent years people and jobs have flocked to the biggest cities from other parts of their own countries and elsewhere.
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People flocked to the town to pan for gold, often getting lucky and coming to spend their earnings at Thulleh's store.
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Despite such content, viewers have flocked to the channels and U.S. and European companies have bought ads that run alongside them.
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Nearly 400 people flocked to the North Lewisburg United Methodist Church on Sunday evening for a fundraiser to cover funeral costs.
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People flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms in coastal areas.
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Angry commenters have flocked to Miracle Mattress's Facebook page to decry the ad, and the company itself has posted an apology.
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The domain we flocked to every season was slated to be reincarnated as a Condé Nast-owned luxury e-commerce site.
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W's Ghana-born Edward Enninful "held court," the magazine reports, as luminaries from all avenues of fashion flocked to the shoot.
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After the album's launch, customers flocked to Tidal in droves, believing it was the only avenue to hear West's new tunes.
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The shares rose 2.4 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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People flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms in coastal areas.
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In the wake of the floods, donors have flocked to help families in need, with GoFundMe highlighting many of those campaigns.
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Oil is scarce and expensive but necessary for cooking, so it was highly coveted by those who flocked to collect it.
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The headstone is a new addition to the cemetery, but it isn't the first time fans have flocked to the location.
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The Other Side, directed by Roberto MinerviniWho are the Americans supposedly experiencing "economic anxiety" who flocked to Donald Trump this election?
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And yet, commenters have flocked to the post to share their praise, criticism, and of course plenty of unsolicited parenting advice.
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I was one of dozens of journalists who flocked to the neo-gothic town of Taunton, Massachusetts, to cover the trial.
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Fans have flocked to social media and sports talk radio to voice their displeasure with the team and Gase, in particular.
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Thousands have flocked to the Capitol to pay respects to Bush, whose remains are lying in state there through Wednesday morning.
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Some maintain that party leaders have done too little to appeal to the conservative-leaning heartland voters who flocked to Trump.
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But even then, younger players like Robinson Cano and Melky Cabrera — who were both destined for long careers — flocked to him.
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After CNN first reported the historical town's scheme back in January, foreigners flocked to the region to see it for themselves.
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Mr. Rubio may join Mr. Dukakis and Mr. Kerry as someone party leaders flocked to after the voters narrowed the field.
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The political system is in shock over the insurrection of the white working class, which has flocked to Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Liwaa Yazji arrived in Berlin on New Year's Eve, following over 1.1 million fellow Syrians who flocked to Germany last year.
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According to Ukrainian news site Watcher, soon after VKontakte was banned in the country, Ukrainians flocked to Facebook by the millions.
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Many Rajneeshees were educated, upper-middle-class white Americans who flocked to India to gain enlightenment by being in Bhagwan's presence.
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Increasingly over the past decade, Westerners have flocked to the Amazon for a taste of the region's most notorious elixir: ayahuasca.
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In the 1990s globetrotting gay men flocked to Irene like she was the hottest tourist attraction below the Mason-Dixon Line.
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Hundreds of fans flocked to her first live makeup show in Seoul on Sunday, cheering her as she waved smilingly back.
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Investors have flocked to safe-haven assets such as gold and government debt at the expense of crude oil and stocks.
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As earnings seasons approached, investors flocked to financial stocks on anticipation that the high hopes for the sector would come true.
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In the 1990s, immigrants flocked to fast-growing Atlanta to build homes, work in restaurants and perform other, low-skilled work.
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The average Fidelity account is only $19,000, and so even just regular old centimillionaires like the Fairbairns have flocked to DAFs.
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Moviegoers flocked to theaters in 2005 to see penguins flock across the tundra; the $8 million documentary made $127 million worldwide.
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Voters in Westmoreland County, which is 95 percent white, flocked to Mr. Trump and his hard line on immigration in 19723.
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Artists who once flocked to the Medici turned to other patrons "who competed to procure the most masterpieces," Mr. Schmidt said.
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Despite California's stay-at-home order, residents flocked to Huntington Beach in Los Angeles to enjoy sunny weather on March 21.
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Meanwhile, operators flocked to places with friendlier regulations (like Arizona) or ones that are more convenient to their headquarters (like California).
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Lawmakers, staffers and reporters have flocked to social media to flaunt goodies from the game that were caught in the Capitol.
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Gamers who wanted to communicate with their fellow players flocked to Turtle Beach's products, sending the company's revenue through the roof.
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In search of digital animated creatures, users flocked to areas they should not have gone, including memorials, cemeteries and military bases.
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Conservative Party members flocked to his corner, voting him the top choice to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May at one point.
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But she has had words with him about the way the news cameras and the reporters all flocked to him first.
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Despite tepid reviews, many Star Wars fans and families flocked to the theaters, adding to Disney's dominance in the theatrical space.
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More than a thousand people flocked to the grounds of the provincial capital building in Surigao, where they spent the night.
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The ramp opened on Wednesday afternoon, just as travelers flocked to La Guardia after a snowstorm disrupted most flights on Tuesday.
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Liberal viewers have flocked to Mr. Colbert's late-night show, and several potential Democratic candidates have sat in the guest chair.
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These are the new voters who flocked to the GOP this winter and spring to vote in primaries for the first time.
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A few minutes after posting the original image (which she's since deleted), fans flocked to the comments to point out the mistake.
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And of course folks flocked to grocery stores to buy all of the milk and bread they could get their hands on.
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Element Pointe's Dominguez said that one reason why investors have flocked to ETFs is because they aren't as expensive as mutual funds.
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But talking to the women who flocked to DC, it was clear they have written off Trump and his male-dominated team.
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Investors flocked to the financial sector after the election because of the rising interest rate environment and in anticipated loosening of regulation.
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Some 200 million tourists flocked to Uttar Pradesh in 2015 to soak up one of India's most varied, colorful and vibrant regions.
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Researchers flocked to the company's GPUs to accelerate the training of their complex models, and Nvidia sought to capitalize on the craze.
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Ahead of Chipotle's food safety issues, same-store sales have skyrocketed as much as 19.8 percent as consumers flocked to the restaurant.
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German 10-year government bond yields, meanwhile, touched a one-month low of 0.596 percent as investors flocked to safe haven assets.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters flocked to cities in the U.S. and worldwide Saturday in solidarity with the Women's March on Washington.
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Millions of mainland tourists have flocked to Taiwan after the resumption of direct flights -- although border controls don't accept each other's passports.
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Residents flocked to rallies on dusty soccer fields to see candidates tout their achievements and, sometimes, hand out envelopes stuffed with cash.
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Customers flocked to New Cairo to avoid the crowds and squeeze of downtown, while others preferred Azbakeya for its highly competitive prices.
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The shares rose over 2 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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Ponte City, a cylindrical brutalist skyscraper stretching 2100 storeys, was built for yuppies who had flocked to the city, often from Europe.
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That began to change as Western missionaries flocked to China, and as more Chinese intellectuals traveled back and forth to the West.
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As such, it accepted many of the students that flocked to its doors, first in Weimar, then Dessau, and finally in Berlin.
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On August 1st thousands of its supporters flocked to downtown Harare, claiming that their leader, Nelson Chamisa, had won the presidential race.
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On Monday afternoon, community members flocked to that same blue-gray court, the crowd increasing with each hour as the temperature dropped.
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When word of the President's appearance got out, people flocked to catch a glimpse of one of the world's most famous faces.
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Its GDP per person has passed $17,000, ten times higher than in the late 1990s, when manufacturing firms flocked to the city.
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The shares rose nearly 3 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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That strategy is based on the broad areas of overlap between voters attracted to Trump and those who have flocked to Sanders.
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Millions of people flocked to areas of the US in the "path of totality" in order to experience a total solar eclipse.
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Many have flocked to the Brixton area today, paying homage to Bowie by playing his music and hanging signs in his honor.
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Democratic lawmakers, including many of the two dozen presidential candidates, have flocked to tour the facilities in the wake of the reports.
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Fans of the series flocked to bookstores around the world wearing wizard hats and capes to get their hands on a copy.
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Of the 2147,21 residents of the European Union who flocked to Iraq and Syria, a quarter are alleged to have returned home.
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Early the following year, residents flocked to city council meetings to raise concerns about Flint's water quality, and the complaints grew louder.
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These voters flocked to Bolsonaro, who has upped his credibility by riding into rodeos with Cuiabano Lima, Brazil's most famous rodeo announcer.
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Shockingly, some online commenters have failed to draw the distinction and have flocked to Pai's social accounts to yell about net neutrality.
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For instance, American fund managers have flocked to buy Hikvision, a China-based supplier of surveillance cameras with a booming global business.
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Performers have flocked to the concept, with comedians such as Dave Chappelle, Jack White and Chris Rock using Yondr at their shows.
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Thousands of migrants recently have flocked to Bosnia&aposs northwestern corner where they try to cross into neighboring European Union member Croatia.
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Residents flocked to Houston and Chicago, according to moving company U-Haul, which took the top two spots on its 2016 ranking.
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Players flocked to home consoles like the SNES and Sega Genesis, and, as a result, arcade culture's popularity fell out of fashion.
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Dolores' body was on display Sunday at St. Joseph's Church, where mourners flocked to pay their respects to the Irish rock star.
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More than 40 million Iranian voters flocked to polling stations Friday, according to the head of Iran's Interior Ministry State Elections Committee.
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Ice skaters flocked to a new spot for the first time in more than 20 years: Trout Lake in a Vancouver park.
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The discount was so big that institutions flocked to it, and the company was able to sell an extra 10 million shares.
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"Make America Great Again," it went, and to the surprise of many, the voters flocked to the polls and granted him victory.
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As riders have flocked to UberX for its low prices, UberBLACK drivers have been the ones most affected by the lost business.
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As Trump continued to decimate his rivals one by one in recent weeks, additional mega-donors have steadily flocked to the group.
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Unsatisfied British customers flocked to Twitter when the brand only released one shade of its new Dream Velvet foundation for darker complexions.
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So many delegations of would-be investors flocked to Tehran that visitors reported struggling to find rooms in the smog-choked city.
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In anticipation of the rule change, assets have flocked to index funds, driven by the cultural shift in the financial advisory community.
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The human cost is not coming from the Qatari people themselves, but from the migrant workers who have flocked to the country.
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Thousands of demonstrators and hundreds of lawyers flocked to major U.S. airports to protest the ban and aid those affected by it.
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Clinton's rally with Ms. Warren could help her continue to win over the liberal voters who had flocked to Mr. Sanders's message.
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Affluent New Yorkers have flocked to the area, attracted by rents that less eye-watering than in other parts of the city.
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The sense of national decline had gone; people flocked to live and work in London as one of the world's great cities.
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In Mississippi and Kentucky, voters flocked to the polls to expand or keep the benefits that resulted from the Affordable Care Act.
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Democratic leaders, bruised after the 85033 elections, are scrambling for ways to appeal to the working-class voters that flocked to Trump.
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Investors seemed to believe him—his election prompted a giddy "Trump bump" in the stockmarket—and corporate bosses flocked to his side.
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Respondents who supported Colorado's legalization of marijuana also flocked to Sanders, who has filed legislation in the Senate to decriminalize the drug.
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It was a BIG DEAL that we were releasing a 'stand-alone' lipstick and everyone flocked to get theirs when it launched.
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The visual artists who flocked to SoHo in Manhattan decades ago helped resurrect what had been a deteriorating factory and warehouse district.
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Fellow "LoL" players flocked to the congresswoman's Twitter account to congratulate her for earning the rank and celebrate her appreciation for gaming.
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In China, hundreds of millions of previously unbanked consumers have flocked to Alipay, the payment app owned by Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial.
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In recent years, the island has become a tourist destination as people flocked to the island to take pictures with the animals.
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As we reported ... stars like Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Kendall Jenner and more have already flocked to NYC for Fashion Week events.
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Investors instead flocked to the safety of German bunds, whose yield fell below zero for the first time in history on Tuesday.
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But as they've increasingly flocked to the Republicans, Republican politicians have continued to promote tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the most affluent.
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Political pressure on the president has increased in recent days as advocates and lawmakers have flocked to buildings where children are housed.
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CaFleureBon, which reviews cult perfumes, named it one of the best of the year, and fans flocked to its peppery, sweaty funk.
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He was directing these particular remarks to the young people who have flocked to the cause of his primary opponent, Bernie Sanders.
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Turkey's main share index dropped 5.7 percent, as foreign investors in need of lira flocked to sell stocks and bonds, analysts said.
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The procession that followed was a heavily guarded affair as fans flocked to see Nip pass through South L.A. one final time.
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In the weeks leading to the vote, protesters flocked to the State Capitol, as you can see in the short video above.
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Turks have flocked to hard currencies since a currency crisis in 2018 sliced nearly 30% of the lira's value against the dollar.
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Tourists flocked to the beaches and glowing bays of an area left undeveloped for decades when it was a Navy bombing range.
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Many people flocked to a parking lot of one of the plants in Morton that day, waiting for news about the detainees.
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Searching for safe places to put their money, investors have flocked to gold, which tends to do well during times of uncertainty.
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The "49ers" is the nickname for those who flocked to northern California in 1849 hoping to take advantage of the gold rush.
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So many Chinese people flocked to the service that the iOS Twitch app surged to third spot in the free app charts.
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However, when civil war — a great social leveler — interrupted in the 1990s, thousands of people displaced from the countryside flocked to Freetown.
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Remembering Caroll Spinney Fans flocked to Twitter after his death in mourning and remembrance of the happiness the puppeteer bought to people.
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On social media, activists have flocked to defend Slay, citing racism and misogyny as the reason behind the backlash to the song.
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Investors flocked to safe assets after the U.S. airstrike ordered by President Donald Trump killed Iran's top general, Qasem Soleimani, in Baghdad.
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Others flocked to bistrot Le Pere Claude for one of the former French president's favorite dishes: "tete de veau" or calf's head.
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Others flocked to bistrot Le Pere Claude for one of the former French president's favorite dishes: "tete de veau" or calf's head.
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When the group arrived in the U.S. to perform at the 2017 American Music Awards, fans flocked to the airport in droves.
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The voters, mostly Southern Democrats, who flocked to the Dixiecrats that year, giving it thirty-nine electoral votes, eventually joined the Republicans.
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National reporters flocked to a town hall last month in Gadsden hoping for animated discussion of Mr. Moore and the Senate race.
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This week, progressives flocked to New Orleans for Netroots Nation, a crucial stop for Democratic candidates hoping to snag a presidential nomination.
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Hundreds of Taiwanese flocked to the roadside to watch the drill, waving flags and displaying banners showing their support for the island's airforce.
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On Tuesday night, meanwhile, thousands flocked to Trafalgar Square for a Stand Together event - even though it was cancelled due to safety concerns.
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Back in November, I was among thousands of Dave Matthews Band fans who flocked to Madison Square Garden to see the group live.
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Illegal miners flocked to Hanrine's Imba-2 concession soon after a farmer struck fool's gold while building a nearby road in late 2017.
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In Bíran, a town near Cuba's eastern tip where Castro was born, people flocked to the home of his half-brother, Martin Castro.
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Meanwhile, investors have flocked to so-called insurance-linked securities (ILS) such as catastrophe bonds in recent years because of their high returns.
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Supply firms have flocked to China's booming aerospace sector, which is looking to supply parts faster and cheaper in a competitive global market.
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More than 10,000 people flocked to one of China's glass bridges, when admission was free for the weekend, to mark its official opening.
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Social media users also reported that donors have flocked to local blood donation sites to give blood in the wake of the shooting.
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Family, friends and fans flocked to his native Montreal the week following his death, paying their respects at his public visitation on Jan.
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Safe-haven assets, which panicked investors had flocked to last week, were back in demand after suffering a bout of selling on Monday.
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As for the German bund, Rieder believes there are a few reasons why investors flocked to the market and created the extreme moves.
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East Berliners flocked to the nearest border crossings at the Berlin Wall, especially at Checkpoint Charlie, the famed crossing between the divided Berlins.
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Costumed fans have flocked to the Winter Garden Theater for a weekly contest that colors the audience black and white and deathly green.
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For years, thought leaders in tech, music, film and more have flocked to Austin, Texas, for its South by Southwest (hence, SXSW) festival.
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In the quarter-century since German reunification, Israelis and Jews have flocked to Berlin, where some 45,000 Jews are now said to live.
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For decades, musicians from around the world flocked to a segment of West 2500th Street in Manhattan that was known as Music Row.
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As people flocked to cities, they started to anthropomorphise their animals, explains James Serpell from the University of Pennsylvania's school of veterinary medicine.
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For one thing, it needs to register and mobilize the new and disaffected voters who naturally flocked to Trump's side during the primaries.
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And its interest in the average American appears to be mutual as thousands of consumers have flocked to its new retail banking service.
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The media flocked to the democratic socialist -- a rare bird in American politics -- especially after he was elected to the Senate in 303.
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Further afield, devotees of the sport flocked to the Big Apple from all across America and all over the world for the event.
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The rest flocked to Trump's defense, even the handful who publicly expressed anguish over the substance of the charges leveled against the president.
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The social experience would've been enough — it's truly amazing how many people flocked to me and asked to play with the iconic model.
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Of course, small-business start-ups have always flocked to San Francisco and New York City, but these cities didn't make our cut.
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When pools were eventually desegregated in the 1940s and 1950s, he says, overall attendance went down as whites increasingly flocked to private pools.
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Since r/Mr_Trump was created two months ago, 15,000 redditors have flocked to it, and many of them are r/The_Donald ex-pats.
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More than 1,000 border trading companies set up shop in office complexes overlooking the river, while developers flocked to build new apartment blocks.
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At one point, nearly 2100,2000 people had flocked to federal land in North Dakota, including 21,2172 veterans after protests turned violent at times.
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And what Republicans like McCain and Ryan have had so much trouble accepting is that the voters in the primaries flocked to Trump.
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Miners have thus flocked to be near dams in places like the Pacific Northwest and upstate New York, and hydrothermal plants in Iceland.
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Venture capital investors flocked to invest in renewable technologies — from biofuels to new solar energy generating technologies to new battery chemistries and beyond.
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People from across the world have flocked to her page to pay tribute to the Bikini Hiker and praise her way of life.
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A group of locals had flocked to Gulfport Beach for an Operation Santa charity volleyball tournament, hosted by the Tampa Bay Beach Bums.
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And while plenty of celebrities flocked to the California desert, there was one celebrity who opted out for a more relaxing experience: Madonna.
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People had flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists in resorts along coast hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms.
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McIntosh said that Cruz could even begin to make inroads with the Republicans who flocked to Trump's campaign and refused to let go.
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Not only were many of the people who flocked to his rallies new voters, they were highly motivated to turn out for him.
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Police said 2,500 people demonstrated outside the presidential palace in the capital of Brasilia and others flocked to Sao Paulo's main Avenue Paulista.
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Shaq to Gordon Ramsay, Tim Tebow, Jeremy Renner and Adrian Greiner all flocked to Tay's DirectTV Super Saturday Night Concert at Club Nomadic.
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After celebrating their big wins at the Golden Globes, Hollywood's biggest stars flocked to host Seth Meyers's private afterparty at L.A. hotspot Poppy.
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Companies have flocked to raise capital through ICOs, selling units of an in-house cryptocurrency akin to the way other corporations sell shares.
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Fellow models and other celebrities flocked to the comments section on the star's poolside photo to congratulate her on her upcoming new addition.
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Last month, journalists flocked to Jerusalem to cover the Palestinian protests that erupted after Israel installed metal detectors outside the Al Aqsa Mosque.
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Chinese tourists flocked to Crown's resorts in Australia, and the company made plans for a casino in Sydney aimed largely at Chinese customers.
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That, of course, means that a huge number of people flocked to the porn site to see what Bigfoot erotica is all about.
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The veil remained a potent symbol of difference as colonialism collapsed after World War II and Muslims from colonized countries flocked to France.
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More than 27,000 people flocked to see the piece as it made its way around the world as part of Christie's marketing campaign.
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Earlier this week, the reality star and her costars flocked to New Orleans for Angelina's co-ed bachelorette party ahead of her Nov.
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News media flocked to the quiet town of Taunton, one of the oldest in the country, to watch the trial unfold this spring.
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That doesn't just mean comic book fans, but those who have flocked to sci-fi and fantasy thanks to television, film and books.
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Thousands of tourists, who'd flocked to the popular beach holiday destination for a break from the harsh European winter, also left this week.
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After gold was discovered in Grasshopper Creek, in 1862, the Montana Trail was created and emigrants flocked to the state and surrounding areas.
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As people flocked to cities and moved to small apartments, delicatessens, cafeterias and other purveyors of grab-and-go food began to proliferate.
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But then the drug manufacturer started distributing coupons to make the two the same price — and consumers flocked to the more expensive one.
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Fans flocked to Detroit on Friday to pay respects to legendary singer Aretha Franklin, who died August 16 at the age of 76.
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It's where devoted audiences have long flocked to see works of intelligence, many of them imports, because not all things great are American.
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War workers by the thousands squeezed into apartments in Seattle and Los Angeles as they flocked to work in newly retrofitted defense plants.
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Both parties have flocked to early voting; Catalist's models suggest that Democratic votes increased by 102 percent, and Republican votes by 89 percent.
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More people have flocked to their doors for food, she said, a testament to how necessary their services are for many starving communities.
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And while painters and dancers flocked to the sprawling rooms with their large windows, hundreds attended meetings for Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
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If those who once flocked to our creations with enthusiasm now view us as insufferable and untrustable elites, you can hardly blame them.
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The public flocked to him even while reviling his airline for its poor on-time performance and, soon enough, for its safety record.
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The hashtag #NeverWarren began to trend, and a wave of users flocked to Warren's Twitter account to flood her replies with snake emojis.
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The city virtually emptied of inhabitants who, along with the Californian's subscribers and advertisers, flocked to the Sierra foothills to seek their fortunes.
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For the executives, financiers, policymakers and other hangers-on who flocked to Davos this year, environmental concerns are the main subject of conversation.
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Creators have flocked to crowdfunding to make niche games for specific audiences of passionate fans and to interact with gamers earlier in development.
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The yen has been a traditional safe-haven currency that investors have flocked to in times of uncertainty as they unwind bullish bets.
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Nearly a century ago, homesick Italian immigrants flocked to small theaters in Little Italy for operatic renditions of medieval tales by such puppets.
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Both Warren and Sanders are also notably speaking at universities, making a pitch to the millennial voters who have flocked to their message.
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So many readers flocked to read the editorial online that the website crashed, overwhelming those whose job it was to keep it running.
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Since 2014, white supremacists from around the world, including the U.S., have flocked to Ukraine to volunteer on both sides of the conflict.
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Masses of followers flocked to her Facebook page and showered her with praise and questions, and she kept them informed about her projects.
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Last year, foreign investors flocked to the U.K. and Europe in search of cheaper valuations amid growing interest in burgeoning areas like fintech.
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Still, hundreds of customers have flocked to Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm over the last two weeks in search of the brightly colored crop.
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Story at a glance Sun-seekers and warm-weather enthusiasts have long flocked to California as a postcard destination with an ideal climate.
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The next day, adoring fans flocked to Twitter to see the grand birth of the Caribbean reef octopus in a 10-second video.
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As grief-stricken fans flocked to the Seoul hospital where her body lay, her family was planning to hold the funeral in private.
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The food sellers, who peddled snacks like fish balls and egg waffles, have long flocked to the crowded roadways around Chinese New Year.
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Since the 20163s, undocumented immigrants from Mexico and Central America have flocked to towns like Dalton, Ga., to work in the carpet mills.
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AlphaBay users have flocked to Reddit to speculate about what happened and express concern about their drug supplies and deposits on the site.
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" In a note to clients, Sharma wrote: "In every decade since World War II, global investors have flocked to a hot new theme.
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Coachella is officially underway as music fans have flocked to the desert to take part in the music festival of all music festivals.
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The big picture: Cybersecurity firms have flocked to provide free services to state election authorities, and some want to help protect political campaigns, too.
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Earlier this year, China's movie-going masses flocked to see "The Mermaid," a goofy comedy that became the country's highest-grossing movie ever made.
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Comparable sales climbed for their 16th consecutive quarter, as existing Walmart shoppers flocked to its stores more frequently and added more to their baskets.
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He has headlined at major venues like New York City's Madison Square Garden, where nearly 19,000 people flocked to watch him perform in September.
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Thousands of religious devotees flocked to see her because they believed she was a reincarnation of Laxmi, the four-armed Hindu goddess of wealth.
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Users also flocked to criticize Santiago's Twitter page, leaving messages on his most recent tweet, a photo of his family with the hashtag #FathersDay2018.
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And the film resonated with audiences this year, who flocked to the theater and made it the top-grossing biographical documentary of all time.
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Industry figures from Italy, Russia and Lebanon flocked to Riyadh, many for the first time, to admire the work of local and international designers.
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Film Twitter, TV Twitter, media Twitter, and randos-with-opinions Twitter flocked to the discussion, and thankfully everything got settled pretty quickly and civilly.
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Before we flocked to see Cardi B and Selena Gomez belt out Taki Taki, we stopped to take photos of our favorite pastel hairstyles.
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In 2013, retail investors flocked to Huishan's $1.3 billion (£1.04 billion) Hong Kong listing, which was priced at the top of its forecast range.
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And it became the story of an audience that flocked to the show for lively, quirky surprises, and wound up splintered, divided, and uncertain.
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Millions of people flocked to areas of the US that are in the "path of totality" in order to experience a total solar eclipse.
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Establishment critiques of his foreign policy are unlikely to have much clout with the grass-roots Republican voters who have flocked to Trump's campaign.
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At the high point of France's Mississippi Bubble, also of 103, up to half a million foreigners are said to have flocked to Paris.
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She was one of the children, most of them teenagers, who flocked to see Ariana Grande give a concert in Manchester on May 22nd.
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At the bars they visited that weekend, Murnick was astonished by the way men flocked to Ellerin and became indignant when she dismissed them.
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Illustration: Elena ScottiOver 271 million users have flocked to Discord, a text and voice platform for gamers, since its launch in May of 225.
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Just a few years ago, tourists flocked to Istanbul, especially to the old city's Byzantine masterpiece, the Hagia Sophia, and the nearby Blue Mosque.
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We're not here to shame the eager fans who flocked to Starbucks this morning for a pump of artificial pumpkin in their cold brew.
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People I knew flocked to Snapchat that summer, and it soon became much like any other social media platform (albeit with more flattering filters).
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The company introduced a take-anywhere-and-everywhere console that gamers have flocked to for its portability and a strong early showing of games.
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Central bankers in Europe and Japan have driven interest rates lower or negative, and investors have flocked to the U.S. credit and stock markets.
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Hospital staff shared the news in a Facebook post, and social media users flocked to the comment section to weigh in on the births.
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Disney has blown Netflix away in recent months as investors flocked to the stock ahead of the November launch of the Disney+ streaming service.
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The more industrious flocked to trading centres in Poland and fanned out across the Czech Republic to open grocery stores and even retail chains.
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Investors have flocked to the yen amid an escalating trade war between China and the United States and worries about a global economic slowdown.
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In light of Brown's latest IG story, many fans have flocked to the photo in droves leaving endless comments about her possible new boo.
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But Norton is a shrinking brand in a struggling market as consumers have flocked to free or freemium offerings by AVG, AVAST, Malwarebytes, etc.
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SOSV's Duncan Turner, who is the managing director of HAX, said more medical device makers flocked to the program this year than ever before.
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In the first few weeks of its introduction, lawmakers flocked to sign the petition, but as time has passed, that excitement has tapered off.
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Music junkies and hip hop fans have long flocked to the internet for their listening needs, and it's about time the Academy caught up.
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Russian companies previously flocked to the likes of the London and New York bourses to bolster their international profile and tap deeper capital markets.
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Targeted Absolute Return attracted almost 10 billion pounds of net inflows, as investors flocked to funds designed to make money in all market conditions.
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Japandroids and The Menzingers, two reliable mid- to large club bands, played to half-empty fields while kids flocked to Halsey and Post Malone.
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Active money managers, or stock pickers, have suffered in the last few years as investors flocked to passive investing strategies like exchange-traded funds.
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Fans flocked to Nintendo's Classic releases because they featured early games from some of the company's top franchises, including Super Mario, Zelda, and Metroid.
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Even Nigeria's expensive internet data costs have seemingly not deterred eager worshipers who have flocked to the livestream on his Instagram and Facebook pages.
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Mourners in New York flocked to the inn and created a makeshift memorial after the shooting, the worst such attack in modern U.S. history.
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Other givers -- including those who flocked to Trump early and are not traditional GOP donors -- say they are less perturbed by the continual fracas.
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A blood drive truck sat in the parking lot, a reminder of how Orlando flocked to help in the wake of last year's tragedy.
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But she warned against singling out one among the thousands of humanitarian groups whose workers flocked to Haiti after its devastating earthquake in 2010.
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Orlando Bloom has flocked to his 98-year-old grandmother's side in her final days — and Katy Perry is giving her boyfriend sweet support.
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Some of the scrappy volunteer groups that flocked to Lesbos last autumn, when 6,000 refugees might clamber ashore in one day, are closing shop.
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That suitcase — priced at $2807,13 — was the most popular item among the teenagers who flocked to Hypebeast's first New York streetwear festival this October.
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Still, the most important thing Kennedy did was to make government service an exciting calling; people flocked to Washington because they wanted to serve.
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This observation may play well with Mr. Trump's supporters, who have flocked to him in part because he is not part of the establishment.
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Since March, as the company has laid the groundwork for its scheme, tens of thousands of new illegal diggers have flocked to its concession.
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Bond yields, already near record lows, were compressed even further as investors flocked to safe-haven debt in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum.
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The vast majority of immigrants who flocked to America sought to escape state oppression and simply wanted the opportunity to work, earn and compete.
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Smith plays his role perfectly opposite the gruff Tommy Lee Jones, and with the movie featuring some amazing CGI, people flocked to see it.
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Despite all of that, foreigners have flocked to Italy's ghost towns in search of a bargain — particularly those that have received widespread media coverage.
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White racist nationalists are among those who have flocked to his campaign banner, and Trump's campaign has retweeted some of their messages and symbols.
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People flocked to the seaside town to experience the waters and enjoy some leisure time, prompting some to call it England's first seaside resort.
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Carson had a shot during the fall, but Cruz has sucked up nearly all of the support from evangelicals that once flocked to him.
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Chinese diners once flocked to its outlets - and to McDonald's - helping drive revenue growth of nearly 30 percent a year between 2006 and 2012.
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It has since put down roots in London where a cumulative 2.3 million fans have flocked to the venue for the week-long event.
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NAZARETH, Israel (Reuters) - Evangelical Christians have flocked to Israel for a mass faith-healing by a celebrity Nigerian pastor outside Jesus's hometown of Nazareth.
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And because of Sanders, millennial voters who flocked to Barack Obama but have a meh feeling about another Clinton are back in the arena.
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Some 1.5 million foreign vacationers flocked to Ecuador last year, contributing $1.7 billion dollars to the nation's otherwise largely oil and export-dependent economy.
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When the massive alien starship of Independence Day: Resurgence landed in theaters this summer holiday, audiences flocked to witness an unprecedented scale of destruction.
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When eight sex workers were murdered in the small city of Thika, Kenya, in 2010, others from around the country flocked to support them.
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Down in the lobby, guests flocked to tables selling Spam Jam paraphernalia like T-shirts, tote bags, and stuffed animals shaped like Spam musubi.
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Chinese diners once flocked to Yum outlets - and to McDonald's - helping drive revenue growth of nearly 30 percent a year between 2006 and 2012.
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This new electorate is powered by minorities, immigrants and young college students who have flocked to the city's start-ups and tech-friendly industries.
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This week, more than a dozen Russian reporters, photographers and cameramen flocked to the Yongpyong Ski Resort where the appeal hearings are being held.
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The Islamic State, as it established its caliphate in 2014, recruited from 100 countries and tens of thousands of people flocked to its territory.
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First, it has a huge stock of voters who flocked to Sanders, a candidate who made Medicare-for-all a cornerstone of his campaign.
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A high-profile crowd — a mix of personalities from the worlds of literature, art, fashion and politics — flocked to the hotel from the beginning.
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With world stock markets set for their biggest weekly decline since the 22006 global financial crisis, investors flocked to safe-haven U.S. government bonds.
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One season after the CW's slick-and-sexy young adult drama "Riverdale" appeared on Netflix, viewers flocked to its second season on the network.
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Some customers have flocked to Facebook groups to ask for advice on what happens if the aligners don't fit or if they experience pain.
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Fearing a new incursion by the police, many supporters of the protesters, including alumni, flocked to the campuses, leaving bags of food and supplies.
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Clinton wrote off the white working class which flocked to Trump, and he won a greater percentage black and Hispanic voters than Mitt Romney.
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For many Israelis, thousands of whom have flocked to Berlin in recent years for its socially liberal politics, the election result was especially problematic.
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Investors also flocked to domestic demand-oriented shares, which are perceived to be less vulnerable to external shocks such as the Middle East tension.
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He was among the thousands of militia fighters, armed and wearing green camouflage military fatigues, who flocked to northern Iraq to battle Islamic State.
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More than 100,000 people have abandoned homes around the volcano and flocked to evacuation centers after it blanketed homes, schools, and farms with ash.
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Comedians have flocked to social media to pay tribute to the comedian, who won the "Time Out Award for Stand-up Comedy" in 1999.
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The timing proved fortuitous – young students were skeptical of traditional banks in the wake of the financial crisis and flocked to the new platform.
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Many young people have, in the past, left Niagara Falls after graduation and flocked to big cities like Toronto, where there are more jobs.
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Investors flocked to safe-haven assets as the "Leave" vote convulsed euro zone markets, with sterling plunging to its lowest level in three decades.
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In the early days of coding, women flocked to programming because it offered more opportunity and reward for merit, more than fields like law.
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"People have always been very attracted to van Gogh's paintings: Since they were first shown in 1906, people have flocked to them," he said.
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The ease with which Clinton's campaign flocked to Pokémon Go is partially an indication of how perfect the app is as a campaign tool.
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Nearly 50 artists flocked to Honolulu earlier this year to beautify the urban jungle perched on the tropical paradise for the 8th annual POW!
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Over time, more and more celebrities have flocked to the anti-Stratfordian theory: Freud, Whitman, Malcolm X, Helen Keller, Orson Welles, Sir Derek Jacobi.
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Female voters have not flocked to him in the same percentages as male voters, according to exit polls from the caucuses and primaries thus far.
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Following the news of the 20-year-old&aposs sudden death, fans flocked to the music streaming service to pay tribute to the young artist.
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Celebrities flocked to David Geffen's California home on Sunday to watch Liberty Ross and Jimmy Iovine tie the knot in a special Valentine's Day wedding.
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And in a sign of this appetite, foreign shippers and brokers flocked to Tehran last week to attend NITC's 943th birthday party on January 294.
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While moviegoers have flocked to the theaters for "Split," mental health professionals and those living with the disorder have been less enthused about the movie.
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Socialites, models, and celebrities, promised extravagant beachside benders, flocked to the Bahamas only to find feral dogs, luggage gone AWOL, and accommodations resembling FEMA camps.
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As investors flocked to safe-haven assets, U.S. Treasury yields remained near six-week lows early on Tuesday, though they moved higher following Trump's comments.
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Okutama's population peaked in the 1950s, as construction workers flocked to the town to build a large reservoir that supplies water to Tokyo in emergencies.
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And in the interim the promise of a physical caliphate electrified tens of thousands of followers, who flocked to Syria to serve his imagined state.
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Despite data showing the German and wider euro zone economies grew in line with expectations in the first quarter, investors flocked to safe-haven bonds.
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UK shoppers have flocked to the safe-haven metal fearing the country will vote to leave the union, boosting demand for bullion bars and coins.
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Persistent foreign currency shortages, caused by a drop in export revenue have caused many international businesses which had previously flocked to Ashgabat to stay away.
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Hundreds of families from Kabul and Panjshir's western neighbors flocked to the picturesque valley of Panjshir to picnic and camp in the clean mountain air.
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But although YouTube creators flocked to Twitch to get in on the Fortnite hype and a seemingly booming base of viewers, few have stuck around.
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Human rights activists have flocked to the platform, in hopes of using Twitter to spread word of the censorship and abuse happening within the country.
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In the first half of the year, one group that skyrocketed were the real estate investment trusts as investors flocked to stocks that offered yield.
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German and Irish immigrants who flocked to the cities provided the manpower behind the construction of our urban infrastructure and creation of our financial system.
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People from all over flocked to New York City's famed Madison Square Garden to watch Conor McGregor take on Eddie Alvarez in the main event.
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Because almost everyone had read about Bernhardt or seen a picture of her, thousands of people flocked to see her when she came to town.
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Clinton also failed to capture as many young voters, who flocked to her rival Bernie Sanders in the primary and to Obama four years ago.
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Real estate investment trusts (REIT) were also on fire this year as investors flocked to stocks with consistent yields that could be alternatives to bonds.
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This weekend, Gilmore Girls enthusiasts flocked to Washington Depot, CT — the real-life inspiration for Stars Hollow — for the first-ever Gilmore Girls Fan Festival.
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Over 800 people who flocked to Central Florida beaches over the weekend and into Monday walked away with painful jellyfish stings, according to multiple outlets.
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Social media users flocked to the post to express their own emotions after watching the video and to praise the universities for their quick thinking.
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But repudiating Trump entirely would risk a backlash by the record breaking millions of voters who flocked to the Republican nominee in the primary process.
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People flocked to the short-form video app, but the bigger Vine got, the more vocal its influential users became about wanting to get paid.
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They say they sorely need more healthy customers to balance out the costs of covering the sicker, older people who have flocked to exchange plans.
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Carmaking took off in the late 1980s after Japanese multinationals flocked to the country, importing whatever they could not make or buy within its borders.
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Their gains come at the expense of the much larger group of older, blue-collar whites who flocked to his "Make America Great Again" banner.
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Famed feminist and Clinton supporter Gloria Steinem had to backpedal this weekend after she suggested that young women voters flocked to Sanders to attract boys.
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But the effort was hampered by disorganization as residents of other districts flocked to the vaccination sites, preventing many local residents from receiving the injection.
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The company will likely win back some customers with these innovative burgers, as many have already flocked to their locations to try the new items.
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Chinese consumers have flocked to Honda's raft of new models, including a significantly-redesigned version of the staple Civic car, as well as its SUVs.
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Participants flocked to demos and scrambled to learn how to use the Artmatr painting robot and JIBO personal companion robot in their projects, Smith said.
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It's possible that Donald Daters' potential user base has instead flocked to one of the other right-wing dating apps, of which there are several.
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Thousands of jobs have been lost, and investors who flocked to the city during the cease-fire — when new hotels were being built — have fled.
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The big political shift came as right-wing voters flocked to Vox, which only had broken into Parliament in the spring for the first time.
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Appalled conservatives quickly flocked to Yelp, a website that allows the public to comment and rate businesses, and overwhelmed the restaurant's page with negative reviews.
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Appalled conservatives quickly flocked to Yelp, a website that allows the public to comment and rate businesses, and overwhelmed the restaurant's page with negative reviews.
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Scammers looking to push hoaxes flocked to Facebook in the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting to take advantage of Facebook's safety check feature.
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That means a very different job market than in 2009 when Democrats controlled Congress and the White House and flocked to jobs on K Street.
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Investors have flocked to funds of almost all stripes since the Trump election, though the balance in absolute cash flow has been to passive funds.
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While people initially flocked to Twitter, its new-user growth has slowed sharply as people complained about how difficult it was to use the service.
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In 5003, people flocked to the small coastal town of Ferryland, an hour's drive south of St. John's to catch a glimpse of massive iceberg.
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Popular Chinese actor Jia Nailiang made a self-aggrandizing tribute video that folks flocked to and naturally, for the kids, emojis of their national hero.
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The blood donation organization OneBlood reports that thousands of people flocked to its central Florida centers to give blood in the wake of the tragedy.
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In 2017, some investors flocked to initial coin offerings, many of which proved to be pure speculation where the involved companies never produced a product.
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Since 1915, people from around the world have flocked to the South Australian town to strike it rich or start life anew through opal mining.
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Smart young people flocked to national universities, and then to New York and D.C. The federal government assumed greater and greater control of American life.
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Buddhist chauvinist groups flocked to the area, and their visits were followed by looting, arson, and attacks on mosques and on businesses operated by Muslims.
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On Tuesday night Pokémon Go had to be moved on by police after a large crowd flocked to Peg Paterson Park in Rhodes, near Sydney.
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Without — for example — the context provided by the outside perspectives of the countless fans who flocked to the space, these recollections ring a bit hollow.
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Guests flocked to Pier 97 at Hudson River Park in Manhattan, where they were treated to an evening event with seasonal food from local chefs.
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After the proposed revisions garnered local media attention, hundreds of people flocked to community meetings to voice their outrage about what they considered conservative bias.
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Immigrants who flocked to America sought to escape state oppression and simply wanted the opportunity to work, earn and compete, including millions from communist states.
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"Visitors from across the country have flocked to the area due to spring break, wildflowers and warm weather conditions," the park said in an announcement.
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During World War II, so many New Yorkers flocked to the Brooklyn Navy Yard to build warships that it was nicknamed the Can-Do Shipyard.
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When thousands of people flocked to Nkamba to catch a glimpse of Kimbangu performing miracles, the Belgians, who controlled Congo at the time, felt threatened.
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Since then, American spies, engineers, cryptologists and linguists have flocked to Alice Springs, the small town closest to the base, to work at the facility.
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Last night, some of the best and brightest in Hollywood flocked to the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to attend the 92nd Annual Academy Awards.
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In Los Angeles, many have flocked to murals that commemorate Bryant, laying flowers and posting photos of the street art that has created public shrines.
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They are nostalgic for carefree days on a snowy mountain, for the mom-and-pop store that ruled America before buyers flocked to the internet.
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U.S. hypermarket chain Costco received a verbal warning from authorities in Shanghai after a large crowd flocked to its newly opened store in the city.
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Some of the most hard-line Republicans who are backing Mr. Moore are also the same voters who flocked to the president's candidacy last year.
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Thousands flocked to the Staples Center in Los Angeles to attend the memorial of the late Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna.
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Both Vietnamese people and U.S. citizens in Hanoi have flocked to the grey, concrete monument to offer flowers, incense, flags and other tributes to McCain.
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Leftist volunteers from around the world flocked to the Republican side, seeing the war as a struggle between tyranny and freedom that transcended national boundaries.
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It didn't take long for images of his restyle to start circulating on social media and fans flocked to Twitter to offer their two cents.
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Thousands — many who sported signature pink hats and anti-Trump, pro-women's rights posters — flocked to Sam Boyd Stadium as early as 259:30 a.m.
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Celebrities, upper-middle-class suburbanites and rich vacationers from around the country (and beyond) flocked to Canyon Ranch to jump-start health and weight loss.
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They've flocked to Trump's banner because virtually alone among the 2016 Republican field, Trump was eager to fight back against Obama's vision of pluralistic America.
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Even before he was elected, in July 2008, 200,000 Berliners flocked to see him speak at the Victory Column in the heart of the city.
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Yield-hungry Japanese lenders have also flocked to the loans from Bunge and Louis Dreyfus because they represent rare commodity sector borrowings in the country.
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" Business Insider's Tanza Loudenback reported that "agrihoods could become the 21st-century version of those tony golf communities baby boomers flocked to in the 1990s.
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Demonstrators with signs, and lawyers offering pro bono legal advice flocked to international airports across the U.S. over the weekend, where some travelers were being detained.
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Since the SAFE was created in 2013, many optimistic entrepreneurs have flocked to raise successive "mini-equity-rounds" using the SAFE format or traditional convertible notes.
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Whites with college degrees still flocked to the Democrats: Orange County, previously home to four House Republicans, is expected to send none to the next Congress.
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So as influencers flocked to the new platform, rewardStyle realized it had to figure out a way to let influencers share "shoppable links" with their audience.
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The 21-year-old was among the 30,000 attendees who flocked to Anaheim for VidCon, an annual three-day conference dedicated to all things digital video.
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While Rams fans might feel a little sour seeing the reminder of their loss, Brady and Patriots fans flocked to the post to offer their praise.
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"It followed the boat all the way to Hammerfest," he said, describing "quite a big fuss" in the port as people flocked to see the whale.
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Crowds gathered on a highway in Manila, the same area that millions flocked to 31 years ago in a peaceful revolt that led to Marcos' ouster.
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The Swedish chain enjoyed decades of rapid growth as shoppers flocked to its out-of-town warehouses to pick up cheap furniture to assemble at home.
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With all that spare time on their hands free of tyranny of work email, workers flocked to Twitter to recount their anguish and unleash the memes.
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More than 500 grieving Ruse citizens, carrying red and white carnations and funeral wreaths, flocked to her funeral service at the Sveta Troitsa (Holy Trinity) Cathedral.
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Fans flocked to Lynn's official Facebook page to send their well wishes with some sharing that concertgoers were informed about her injury at the entrance gate.
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After eight long years under Barack Obama, right-leaning viewers flocked to their go-to channel to bask in his inauguration and extremely short-lived honeymoon.
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Thousands of protesters have flocked to Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo to demand that Sirisena call Parliament back into session and end this self-inflicted constitutional crisis.
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His adherents flocked to his "caliphate" from all over the world, the most effective recruitment drive to a jihadi organization that the world has ever seen.
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App developers haven't flocked to UWP as a result, and it's clear for the Windows Store to be a success it needs to attract desktop apps.
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For the 623th year in a row, fans flocked to the corner of Surf and Stillwell avenues at high noon to witness the July Fourth feast.
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In a desperate effort just hours before voters flocked to the polls, Mr Najib promised to give an income-tax exemption to those aged under 26.
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Tourists flocked to Kabul, curious about the "mystic east" and lured by the beauty of the city's ancient sculptures, its surrounding snowcapped mountains, and sprawling gardens.
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And early ticket sales for "Avengers: Endgame" almost broke the internet as long queues formed on Fandango and AMC's site crashed when fans flocked to it.
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McGovern's elite clientele included the muckety-mucks of Wall Street, who flocked to McGovern's gym on 42nd Street or hosted McGovern's trainers in their own homes.
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Thousands of viewers flocked to the site to leave comments about the proposed rules change, overly saturating the system and potentially denying commenting access for others.
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As the companies grew across the U.S., many — including some professional drivers — flocked to the services for promises of a new and convenient source of income.
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What to watch: Merkel still enjoys high approval ratings but could further polish her legacy by targeting the young voters who have flocked to the Greens.
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People flocked to supermarkets on Friday, stocking up on food and provisions as major roads and supply routes were blocked across the country by angry protesters.
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Others flocked to supermarkets for bottled water, ice, snack foods and beer, thronging grocery outlets in such numbers that some stores ran out of shopping carts.
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Foreign nationals have flocked to Syria to fight for or against Islamic State, an ultra-hardline Sunni group that has also carried out deadly attacks worldwide.
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People flocked to the Mashable House and lined up for their turn to live like young Arthur by trying to pull the sword from the stone.
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The attacks came on a busy weekend for tourism as domestic and international visitors flocked to seaside resorts on a long weekend for a public holiday.
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Chinese diners once flocked to its outlets - as well as to McDonald's - helping drive revenue growth of nearly 80.553 percent each year between 2006 and 2012.
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Over that decade he used imagined futures to turn himself into something contradictory and wonderful—an epitome of alienation with whom the alienated flocked to identify.
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Clinton is working to shore up black voters in the general election, a group that flocked to the former secretary of State in the Democratic primary.
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