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Rampant means: demanding strict attention to rules and procedures intermittently stopping and starting occurring or increasing in an unrestrained way having a common boundary or…

Rampant means: demanding strict attention to rules and procedures intermittently stopping and starting occurring or increasing in an unrestrained way having a common boundary or…
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Rampant means:

demanding strict attention to rules and procedures
intermittently stopping and starting
occurring or increasing in an unrestrained way
having a common boundary or edge

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occurring or increasing in an unrestrained way

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