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Britain

[brit-n] / ˈbrɪt n /




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This suggests that artists working in Roman Britain were closely connected to broader artistic traditions across the classical world.

From Science Daily

"Wales is the sick man of Britain. It's not good enough."

From BBC

His rise marks a remarkable turnaround for a man who only returned to Bangladesh in December after 17 years in exile in Britain, far from Dhaka's political storms.

From Barron's

"Prevention is better than cure, so this government is taking pressure off the NHS and building a healthier Britain where everyone lives well for longer."

From BBC

The difference between what Charles and Diana — or Diana, specifically — meant to the world and the legacy that JFK Jr. left behind is vaster than the span of ocean between Britain and New York.

From Salon