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She has been the target of innumerable investigations.innumerable = too numerous to be counted
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The dictator claims that democracy results in innumerable difficulties.
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And for me, that was the final and truly unbearable tragedy: Like all the innumerable dead, he'd once and for all been demoted from haunted to haunter. (source)
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There were three hundred wells, fifty thousand date trees, and innumerable colored tents spread among them. (source)
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Several of the letters advised Cassie to do away with us and thus solve her innumerable problems.† (source)
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Innumerable questions couldn't be answered by the facts alone.† (source)
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Innumerable candles were hovering in midair over four long, crowded tables, making the golden plates and goblets sparkle.† (source)
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Butler looked at the huge stacks of wheat, which filled the yard, over which the chickens were fluttering and crawling, catching grasshoppers, and out of which the crickets were singing innumerably.† (source)
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Followed by innumerable eyes, some hopeful and some horrified, the B-29 made a slow arc from one horizon to the other, following the coastline.† (source)
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and there came to my mind's eye one of those long streets somewhere south of the river whose infinite rows are innumerably populated.† (source)
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Multitudes thronged at the foot of the pyramid, their innumerable torches flickering in the chill wind.† (source)
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Among her innumerable questions there were two that plagued her day and night: What had become of Emma, and what did the Blumenthals have to do with her and her sister?† (source)
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Innumerable shops, millions sleeping in beds around them, and yet where are they all?† (source)
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The stage is vast, the lighting is dramatic, the extras are innumerable, and the budget for special effects is absolutely unlimited.† (source)
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Traditional dining tables have been replaced by innumerable stuffed sofas and chairs, some surrounding fireplaces, others beside fragrant flower gardens or ponds filled with exotic fish, so that people can eat and drink and do whatever they please in the utmost comfort.† (source)
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This development was called the London Halo, one of innumerable human halos and satellites and constellations springing up in the country and in the world.† (source)
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