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Ingress

An entrance or, in the context of real estate, the right to enter a property.

ingress

A way of entry.

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Recent and distant past is witness to such ingressions of surrogates and offenders in Pakistan's territory.
Media construction of Pakistan's image: discourse analysis of editorials of the elite UK newspapers
This is a basin predominantly filled with alluvial and lacustrine deposits, and with only rare marine ingressions. Its depocenters (often with very high thicknesses of several thousand meters) migrated progressively northwards (Salas et al., 2001), a fact, which already became evident during the studies of Beuther (1966), Tischer (1966) and Salomon (1982) some decades ago.
Ostracod biostratigraphy in the Lower Cretaceous of the Iberian chain (eastern Spain)/Bioestratigrafia de ostracodos en el Cretacico Inferior de la Cordillera Iberica (este de Espana)
Their ingression in a concrescing actual occasion is more conducive to its achieving optimal intensity of satisfaction than other ingressions would be.
A functionalist reinterpretation of Whitehead's metaphysics

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