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machine

[muh-sheen] / məˈʃin /


NOUN
well-run political organization
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Companies can’t tap leading chip manufacturers in Asia such as Samsung and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to produce many advanced chips, but have to rely on less-advanced imported and domestic machines to increase capacity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Or is it a game of chance, such as slot machines and most table games?

From Los Angeles Times

Touching the machine, she realised it was hot and, looking closer, she saw that part of it was on fire.

From BBC

Some councils have already been using a cash-first approach and deliver them through Post Office cash vouchers or Pay-By-Text platforms that allow people to withdraw money at cash machines.

From BBC

As the needle drops on a new era of digital music creation, the controversy in Sweden over Jacub suggests that for now at least it is human musicians not machines who still call the tune.

From BBC