profusion

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• They start talking about stuff like quantum energy fields, or about profusion of blood in Spect images.

• These seemed to be emerging in bewildering profusion from experiments at ever-higher energies.

• Nature’s heterogeneity therefore carves out spaces for a profusion of organisms.

• Suffice it to say, solutions to the profusion of cheap plastic and plastic waste are available.

• A famous image of inventor Nikola Tesla shows him casually sitting on a chair, legs crossed, taking notes—oblivious to the profusion of artificial lightning rending the air meters away.

• Despite the profusion of products, the star—as the U.N. clearly knows—will always be Posh herself.

• In 2009, he said asylum-seekers "will bring with them a profusion of diseases."

• Yet no age has ever produced a greater profusion of writers who foresaw vividly and rivetingly the impending explosions.

• It explains why fairytales boast such a profusion of curses, dragons, witches, and potions.

• The garden at the rear was bright with a profusion of spring flowers and sheltered with ornamental trees and vines.

• They found it not composed entirely of ashes and tin cans, either, although both of these were there in great profusion.