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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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In Europe, a sweeping blackout in Spain in April highlighted how big power swings can overwhelm the system.

From The Wall Street Journal

But one tour group’s dream is a tour group leader’s safety concern, so they traced the edge of the blimp’s swing radius, staying out of reach of the resting giant.

From Los Angeles Times

Lee began having swings of anxiety and sadness.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists attribute these extreme weather swings to climate change, warning of intensifying “hydroclimate whiplash” patterns globally.

From Los Angeles Times

Prices have seen sharp swings throughout December with shifting weather forecasts dictating moves.

From The Wall Street Journal