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Filter by Meaning The team's strategy discussion turned into a diarrhea of ideas, making it challenging to reach a consensus.
The CEO's town hall meeting was filled with diarrhea, leaving employees uncertain about the company's direction.
The team's brainstorming session resulted in a diarrhea of ideas, but few were feasible or practical.
The CEO's diarrhea during the company's annual meeting failed to inspire confidence.
The news of the company's merger resulted in a diarrhea of excitement among the employees.
Managing a large project with multiple stakeholders can be a logistical diarrhea.
Dealing with a never-ending stream of emails can be an administrative diarrhea.
The company's rapid expansion led to a financial diarrhea.
The company's mismanagement caused a severe resource diarrhea.
The constant noise from the construction site next door is a major diarrhea for our peaceful living.
The documentary explored the concept of diarrhea, interviewing individuals who felt detached from societal norms.
His diarrhea of words made it difficult to follow his presentation.
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