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toll

[tohl] / toʊl /




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The rap giant and Roc Nation billionaire spoke candidly about the fallout and emotional toll of the accusations in a lengthy — and rare — conversation with GQ’s Frazier Tharpe published on Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

Much of Liverpool's grief remained private, so the full toll this took is unknown, but Salah showed his emotions in the opening Premier League game of the season against Bournemouth at Anfield.

From BBC

Spending at this rate, Peltier said, is “definitely not” sustainable, to say nothing of the ever-rising death toll, many of which are children.

From Salon

As a result, many patients still depend on daily injections, which can take a toll on their quality of life.

From Science Daily

Tehran recently told Arab officials that it wanted to charge tolls as Egypt does with the Suez Canal, people familiar with the discussions said.

From The Wall Street Journal