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nil

[nil] / nɪl /


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But the odds Labour lawmakers would approve such reforms are nil, and the argument for elevating Mr. Streeting has more to do with his personal charm than his policy views.

From The Wall Street Journal

In just over three years, AI usage has gone from almost nil, to something 62% of Americans report using several times a week, according to the Pew Research Center.

From The Wall Street Journal

The water visibility was nil — just a blur of yellow, brown and eventually black.

From Los Angeles Times

They had to show defensive strength to keep Wales to nil - with Grace Banks making a superb tackle to deny Charlie Mundy late in the first half.

From BBC

He said the law could also help end extortionist demands on the state, and in some cases "nil compensation" could be justified.

From BBC