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temporary

[tem-puh-rer-ee] / ˈtɛm pəˌrɛr i /


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NBC will anchor its 700 hours of linear TV coverage from a temporary studio tower built in the square, with the iconic church as its backdrop.

From Los Angeles Times

The firm said that the surging price had a "temporary impact on earnings" by eating into its profits.

From BBC

No charge will be made at that point - but Ticketmaster said a temporary £1 authorisation fee may be charged to validate any requests.

From BBC

"Because the ice is thin and temporary, it would leave little evidence behind, which could explain why rovers have not found clear signs of perennial ice or glaciers on Mars," she said.

From Science Daily

To be sure, cybersecurity experts expect some automakers and suppliers to get temporary exemptions from the software ban if they show they have addressed risks in other ways.

From The Wall Street Journal