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brought

[brawt] / brɔt /






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“They’re there as much for each other as for us. It’s almost that we don’t have to be there, but we brought them together somehow.”

From Los Angeles Times

His data centers around the Memphis area have had to contend with energy constraints and Musk brought in a number of portable gas turbines to power the facilities.

From The Wall Street Journal

In each case, it largely recovered, often when a new administration brought a fresh face and different tone.

From The Wall Street Journal

The lawsuit was brought by the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund and the Union of Concerned Scientists, a national group of about 250 scientists and experts.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the lack of snow, California has ample water this year, with good rainfall and major reservoirs at 124% of their average levels after three years that brought average or above-average snow.

From Los Angeles Times