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ward

[wawrd] / wɔrd /




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Newby, who was being treated for a chest infection at the time, said he approached Farooq outside the maternity ward after spotting him fidgeting and looking anxious.

From BBC

The new deadline to ward off escalation is Friday, when some 2,200 Marines are due to arrive in the region.

From The Wall Street Journal

Epic's boss also used his letter to ward off any potential speculation about the role of increased generative AI adoption across the industry in Tuesday's cuts.

From BBC

There are dozens of synagogues throughout the area and, according to the London Data Store, 49% of residents in the Golders Green ward identify as Jewish.

From BBC

There are dozens of synagogues throughout the area and according to the London Data Store, 49% of residents in the Golders Green ward identify as Jewish.

From BBC