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gone

[gawn, gon] / gɔn, gɒn /


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While flu cases have gone up, they are still well below the peak of last year which exceeded 5,000.

From BBC

"Before the war," Dr Schheiber says, "our students learned in fully equipped schools - science labs, computer labs, internet access, educational resources. All of that is gone."

From BBC

"It means a lot. So much has gone into it. The only thing I wanted was a win, as much as I wanted to hit the winning runs."

From Barron's

The former Packers/Jets/Vikings quarterback revealed his Parkinson’s diagnosis last year but hadn’t gone into much detail about it until last week’s episode of his “4th and Favre” podcast.

From Los Angeles Times

The existence of the secret traitor had not gone down well with the three other traitors, with Hugo memorably commenting that he "does not require middle management".

From BBC