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branch

[branch, brahnch] / bræntʃ, brɑntʃ /




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BBC Scotland News understands that the person no longer works for an elected representative but is an office bearer in a local branch of the party.

From BBC

He noticed how people went to the railyard in December and bought Christmas trees off boxcars, so fresh they still had ice clinging to their branches.

From Los Angeles Times

Erewhon has also branched out beyond selling groceries.

From Los Angeles Times

She tosses carrots, celery and other fibrous treats like cucumbers on top of the branches and leaves that are reminiscent of the apes’ West Central Africa rainforest habitat.

From Los Angeles Times

The approval by the U.S. executive branch announced on Wednesday initiates a 30-day period for Congress to review and potentially object to the sales.

From The Wall Street Journal