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[pree-vee-uhs] / ˈpri vi əs /




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Having dropped Maxwell in the previous over, Nissanka more than made up for it with a brilliant flying catch at backward point to send back the Australia all-rounder, who had looked dangerous.

From BBC

This means 'does not improve', when a rider or skier gets a lower score than their previous run - therefore not improving on their score tally overall.

From BBC

Although Antarctica is often viewed as untouched wilderness, previous research has detected plastic fragments in fresh snow and nearby seawater.

From Science Daily

When the damaged organoids were treated with "dancing molecules" -- a therapy that restored movement and repaired tissue in a previous animal study -- the results were dramatic.

From Science Daily

This was largely due to the reopening of a major auto assembly plant in Ontario, which was operating partially in the previous two months amid semiconductor chip shortages.

From The Wall Street Journal