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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Throngs in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Throngs in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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These attacks are hard to defend against in free societies where crowds will gather, as was the case for Bastille Day in Nice, or the Christmas market in Berlin, or students attending Ohio State -- and now the throngs of tourists and visitors that typically crowd the sidewalks around the Houses of Parliament.
Another reason why unemployment rates in Florida have dropped so significantly over the last six months is due to these throngs of tourism that the state continues to enjoy, especially in light of the fact that this winter was so mild.
Throngs of young people driving around the neighborhood in cars draped with Turkish flags at night fired occasional shots in the air. Amid concern that attacks and vandalism could spark clashes as Kurdish residents complained of delayed police responses, authorities deployed riot squads in Altindag. We just watched this havoc for two days, but if they come again, we will defend ourselves.
The Capitol Police I was around did an amazing job under difficult circumstances, my concern wasn't with how valiant Capitol Police were. It was that an hour before the debate started, I looked at the throngs of people surrounding different sections of the Capitol and said, we don't have enough security.
I mean it certainly is disappointing when you had throngs of people encouraging you to do this and maybe the enthusiasm isn't as crazy as it was.
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- multitudesSpanish
- une fouleFrench
- multidõesPortuguese
- 人群Chinese
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