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ebb <ebb; ebbs> N

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ebb N GEOG

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ebb current

ebb tide

ebb and flow N

ebb and flow

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Its reputation is at its lowest ebb and yet it has so much to offer to the world.
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However, after 1929, the optimism ebbed away, overwhelmed by a deepening pessimism that made long-term private investment seem inadvisable.
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The larger the tidal prism, the larger the amount of sand that is deposited in deltas in ebb-dominated estuaries.
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The level of violence has ebbed and flowed with peaks of serious conflict in 1979, the early eighties and the early nineties.
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The regulation of immigrants ebbed and flowed according to economic demands of the labor market and home country's domestic issues.
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However, the optimism ebbed away as both teams were relegated from the top flight and have suffered from financial difficulties in recent years.
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The ebb and flow of this nonproductive power increases the current in the line.
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In short order, the group's numbers ebbed and flowed.
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The leaders of the movement were jailed or exiled for engaging in violence, and the movement soon ebbed out.
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The second proposition is the absolute universality of that law of periodicity, of flux and reflux, ebb and flow.
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