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sweeping
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sweeping [′swēp·iŋ]
(navigation)
The process of towing a line or object below the surface in order to determine whether an area is free from isolated submerged hazards to vessels and to determine the position of any such hazards that exist, or to determine the least depth of an area.
The process of clearing an area or channel of mines or other hazards to navigation.


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Day in and day out, a few TV jingoists sweepingly portray our vast immigrant work force -- folks willing to do menial labor for what too many of our permanent population considers poor pay and difficult conditions -- as thieves, robbers, rapists and murderers; savages who should be shut off the way the Mongols were by the Great Wall of China.
It's hard not to feel comfortable listening to their distinctive percussive instrumentation, 1970s-style simplicity and sweepingly confident style.
Only emancipated woman still has no intentions to give a birth for some reasons, especially in Europe where depopulation of indigenous citizens sweepingly goes up.
 
 
 
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