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Which preposition to use with efflux
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The body of him who dies, as we say, 'by efflux of time' at the age of fifty is as perfect as it was at five-and twenty.
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The afflux of money to Birmingham, and its efflux from London, would render it cheaper to make some articles in London for Birmingham consumption; and to make others in London for home consumption, which were formerly brought from Birmingham.