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hole

[hohl] / hoʊl /




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Into that hole she and Ms. Andrade will plunge—after, naturally, a sauna—and begin Ms. Andrade’s training as an endurance swimmer and endurance breather.

From The Wall Street Journal

Or am I overthinking this and going too far down the rabbit hole?

From MarketWatch

These simulations track gas movement, star formation, black hole activity, and chemical changes from shortly after the Big Bang to today.

From Science Daily

Even though they are only a single layer of atoms, they can host tightly bound excitons, which are electron and hole pairs that interact strongly with light.

From Science Daily

He could also be cool under pressure, whether sinking a 10-foot putt on the 18th hole of a golf tournament or walking away from a multibillion-dollar deal.

From The Wall Street Journal