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jet

noun as in rush, gush of substance

noun as in vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid

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verb as in spurt, gush

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MP is the largest External link rare-earth producer in the Western Hemisphere, making neodymium and praseodymium oxides, key components of magnets that end up in high-tech products, including EVs and F-35 fighter jets.

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The rate of incidents is accelerating in recent years, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found, driven in large part by leaks on Airbus’s bestselling A320 family of jets—the aircraft Chesson was flying.

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Advances at the lab contributed to radar systems, microwave ovens, jet engines and nuclear reactors, said Maury Fey, who worked there.

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Air Greenland staff helped out when winds picked up, pointing a United jet on the ground into the wind so it wouldn’t sustain damage.

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Then there is the copper needed for bullet casings, jet fighters, missile systems and other weapons as governments around the world dial up spending on defense.

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