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day

[dey] / deɪ /




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While on the road, Mr Robinson fell seriously ill with pneumonia, leaving him unconscious for three days.

From BBC

The weather, the time of day, the ball – the list is endless.

From BBC

Now, as a flight instructor, Sintora flies in planes over and around the blimp all the time, and he hopes to one day perhaps mix business with pleasure as a pilot for the blimp.

From Los Angeles Times

But there is no expectation in the research community that laser-wielding doctors will one day artificially reshape human patients’ memories.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, he embraced the manly duty of the “great civilized nations of the present day” to ensure that the countries of the Western Hemisphere remain “stable, orderly, and prosperous.”

From Salon