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month

[muhnth] / mʌnθ /


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Kelly took 16 months away from the ring after his loss against Avaneysan to address his condition.

From BBC

The latest documents were disclosed under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which was enacted after months of public and political pressure and requires the government to open its files on the late financier and Maxwell.

From Los Angeles Times

That form has also led to talk of his return to the England squad and possibly even a place at the 2026 World Cup - something that seemed very unlikely just six months ago.

From BBC

Dylan spent more than three years in treatment and rang the end-of-treatment bell in April 2024, but months later he became unwell again.

From BBC

The country's economy grew five percent in 2025, official data showed this month, among its slowest rates of growth in decades.

From Barron's