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plain

[pleyn] / pleɪn /








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The animals, also known as the plains wolf and listed as vulnerable, are smaller than the stronger Himalayan wolf and can be mistaken for other species such as jackals.

From Barron's

Mr. Tremlett makes his dislike of Franco plain throughout his book.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Dorsey captures the moment when businesses began relying heavily on data to become more efficient: The future of work is hiding in plain sight in those Xerox cubicles.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms Ramsay added: "Hunger often hides in plain sight. It affects neighbours, colleagues and families across our region."

From BBC

One of the Lynxley forebears invented a system of “weather walls” that ensure each type of animal can exist in his own ideal climate, from snowbound plains to the savannah.

From The Wall Street Journal