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• n  the process of flowing out

• Nevertheless, despite the effluence of manufactured sanctimony, Amelia is a taut and honest, if somewhat monochromatic, treatment of a painful subject.
• The movie is offhandedly shot, with none of Huston's old feeling for the look and the effluence of a place.
• They wonder at the effluence of raw language and worry about its impact on old-fashioned notions of civilized discourse.

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News & Articles

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• Thanks to those who commemorate the river
  THERE ARE people who disparage the Susquehanna, convinced it is a cesspool of effluence and pollution.There are those who fear it, remembering its destructive flooding force, it's ability to wipe out a lifetime's work and memories, and even a life.
  June 26, 2013 - Times Leader
• Thanks to those who commemorate the river
  THERE ARE people who disparage the Susquehanna, convinced it is a cesspool of effluence and pollution.There are those who fear it, remembering its destructive flooding force, it's ability to wipe out a lifetime's work and memories, and even a life.
  June 26, 2013 - Times Leader