by storm
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But the young starlet made friends with everyone in every department at the studio and learned what they all did; in the evenings, she made the rounds of the Hollywood clubs, taking the dance floor by storm.
Portugal and parts of neighbouring Spain have been severely affected by Storm Claudia over the past two days.
From BBC
On Saturday the rain brought by Storm Claudia will die out and on Sunday the colder air starts to arrive from the north.
From BBC
After a wave of organizing at Starbucks stores took the U.S. by storm in late 2021, the company launched a robust opposition campaign, drawing hundreds of allegations of misconduct by workers.
From Los Angeles Times
But the threat is not restricted to the winter, as illustrated by Storm Floris in August and, more recently, Storm Amy.
From BBC
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