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So from a financial point of view, the glut makes sense.

The glut of these shows are just here to make people feel better about themselves.

Later, there has been talk of a coming power glut.

The glut remains a problem, with more issues on the way.

You wait all year for a glut, and then 12 come along at once.

A turn later there would be a glut of fish.

This year it looks as if there may be a glut.

Evidence of the capital glut can be seen in interest rates.

The result has been a glut of coffee table books.

And so, he states, there can be no general glut.

Q. What about the glut of talk shows right now?

"With the doctor glut, maybe people who think otherwise need to take another look around."

I somehow knew there was a glut in that market.

In fact, a glut on the market may be a problem for the orchestra business as a whole.

The glut may not last, but the general trend toward quality probably will.

And the glut is likely to linger for at least several years.

There's going to be a glut in the soy market next year.

I may not be able to call mine a glut yet, but it's coming.

Given this glut, what still makes music on television exciting?

But somehow in sports, a glut of success is too much.

In areas where there is a glut of doctors, he said, many do not want to lose any business.

Thus, we have a glut being a menace to the individual.

I didn't even know what a glut was in those days.

Suddenly, there was a glut of centers, some built and never used.

Car companies are suffering from a global glut of their products.

With the market glutted, the price is likely to keep falling.

We are to be glutted by living to six score and ten.

It looks as if we'll have to sell enough to glut him before they'll drop any further.

Coke glutted the market, but coffee was hard to get.

Or does one simply glut them with women and drugs?"

And the memory chip market is glutted now, though that could change.

Their reward in battle is to be allowed to glut themselves.

Why, after so many years, did he have this sudden urge to glut himself with blood?

Yet can any retailer be expected to stock everything when the market is so glutted with products?

But the Nassau market was not large and their activity soon glutted it.

The classical market was glutted with an extensive back catalog.

At the same time, the market is already glutted with nearly a million unemployed managers and professional workers.

If the milk market is glutted, some farmers will have to exit.

My employers are enough to glut your rage an' you were a tiger.

But this was a hunger glutted by living minds and spirits.

Their ambition was at last to be glutted by the Coalescence.

Things as we know them should be enough To glut our misery and our love.

"The market is already glutted with people who are better qualified than most welfare recipients," she said.

If just two farmers in the same rural county raise broccoli, they could glut the local market.

He licked at the wound, and blood glutted his jaws.

Its success and popularity led other publishers to glut the market with love titles.

It's the American way, to glut yourself with choices.

But the cannibals would be glutted and he had beaten them off once.

They were in need of money to tide over a dull season and a market glutted with goods.

As Every had promised, his men now found themselves glutted with "gold enough to dazzle the eyes."