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dispatch

[dih-spach] / dɪˈspætʃ /






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Skipp Townsend, who runs the violence prevention group 2nd Call, said he dispatched several of his outreach workers to the scene to keep the peace.

From Los Angeles Times

The European plane maker said it dispatched 793 commercial aircraft to 91 customers last year, in line with company guidance of about 790 deliveries.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bath clinically dispatched Castres on Friday to retain their spot at the top of the standings.

From BBC

Reports had suggested that Russia had dispatched a submarine to safeguard the vessel, but it appears that US forces were able to board the tanker without facing any resistance.

From BBC

A more up-to-date labor-market dispatch is on the way Friday, when the government releases the official December jobs report.

From The Wall Street Journal