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| gen. |
burst of activity (Nfnmzyf); flurry of activity (Дмитрий_Р); surge in the activity of (ROGER YOUNG) |
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rash (With that in mind, Stanley-Jones was exceedingly diligent in collecting evidence regarding the rash of UFO sightings taking place in the region, but it wouldn't be until five days after the initial flap that he would have a close encounter of his own  mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver) |
| med. |
burst of activity (электроэнцефалограммы) |
| stat. |
spike in activity (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| ufol. |
flap (НЛО или паранормальных явлений в определённом районе: As in many such media hyped flaps, there were a few hoaxers making false reports over the following months and even one case of a fake UFO being released by what many have chalked up to school kids, drunks or both. (...) Nevertheless, it should come as no surprise that professional "debunkers" have used this incident to dismiss the entire flap. • The rather 'classic' cattle mutilation case has now turned into something of a flap as, they revealed, "while looking into the longhorn-cross’ death, five other similar occurrences involving four adult cows and one yearling were reported." coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver) |
