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ground

[ground] / graʊnd /






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Photos showed the wreckage of a winged craft scattered across the ground next to a collection of grey and blue components that allegedly included cameras.

From Barron's

After a period of slowing demand for high-end goods, the luxury industry is hopeful that upward trends among Chinese consumers, as well as renewed creative teams, will help it claw back some ground.

From The Wall Street Journal

As of 05:00 GMT on Tuesday, the Environment Agency had issued 98 flood warnings and 170 flood alerts in England, external, with saturated ground and already-swollen rivers making flooding more likely.

From BBC

When you are on board an aircraft on the ground, look down the cabin.

From Science Daily

In her ruling Monday, Snyder blocked only the ban on masking by federal agents, and on seemingly narrow grounds.

From Los Angeles Times