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upsurge

n.
1.a sudden forceful flow
2.a sudden or abrupt strong increase

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    take (someone) into one's confidence
    to tell a secret to someone and trust that person to keep the secret
    The bank manager took the customer into his confidence and told him about the banking problems.



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