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blown

[blohn] / bloʊn /


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It earlier reported that another bridge leading to Raqa city was blown up by Kurdish fighters.

From Barron's

The Panthers took advantage of a blown blocking assignment by the Rams for the turnover.

From Los Angeles Times

The ship is blown by a storm to the South Pole where it is followed by an albatross, believed to bring good luck.

From The Wall Street Journal

SYDNEY—New Zealand’s economy is showing signs of a full blown recovery with manufacturing activity surging in December to its highest level since 2021.

From The Wall Street Journal

Other people told the Volksrant newspaper that the walls and windows of several buildings were blown out, and many nearby shops were damaged.

From BBC