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stir

[stur] / stɜr /






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We built Iran in our American kitchens and living rooms, and now the real one is stirring.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those arrested, of various nationalities, "filmed and circulated video clips and published misleading information and rumours that could stir public opinion", the ministry said.

From Barron's

However, with England 18-10 ahead with 20 minutes to go, defeat number 33 for Italy was a distinct possibility until a stirring final quarter.

From BBC

As a result, wrinkle structures are uncommon in rocks younger than about 540 million years old, when animal life rapidly diversified and began actively stirring ocean sediments.

From Science Daily

But their decision to frost the mirrors stirred a debate because the walkway is used by so many people, not just those making their way to MBS.

From BBC