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port

[pawrt] / pɔrt /


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Other Venezuelans entered legally at land ports of entry after scheduling interviews with border officers.

From Los Angeles Times

They will react to stress on the nodes that keep its economy functioning: secure communications, continuity of government, ports and logistics hubs, undersea cables, satellite links, supply chains, and financial systems.

From Barron's

They will react to stress on the nodes that keep its economy functioning: secure communications, continuity of government, ports and logistics hubs, undersea cables, satellite links, supply chains, and financial systems.

From Barron's

Its home port stated as the southern Russian city of Sochi on the Black Sea.

From BBC

One of the most recent notable land trades between states was Pakistan’s purchase of Gwadar, a port enclave in the country’s southwest, for $3 million from the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman in 1958.

From The Wall Street Journal