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[kuhv-er] / ˈkʌv ər /












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By matching the models with real world evidence preserved in pollen, they were able to estimate how much each factor influenced plant cover.

From Science Daily

The changes would not apply to people who have already obtained settlement but would cover people already living in the UK, including those who had been expecting to get permanent residence in the coming months.

From BBC

It isn’t clear what products would be covered by Made in Europe rules or how stringent they would be.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though he doesn’t go in for mush, Mayhew-Archer does at least provide a sort of rationale for the fraud: medical insurance declined to cover William’s Parkinson’s drugs.

From Los Angeles Times

Big tech companies have signed agreements to back the restart of nuclear reactors in Pennsylvania and Iowa and cover the costs of relicensing, upgrades and maintenance at other plants.

From The Wall Street Journal