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witness

[wit-nis] / ˈwɪt nɪs /






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Following defeat at Tannadice, a defiant Nancy told reporters he had witnessed an "improved" performance.

From BBC

“You get to witness what it’s like for people to break all the rules and show up fully as themselves,” Lucy Osinski, one of the co-founders of GrlSwirl, says of the group skates.

From Los Angeles Times

It means the situation has become significantly worse for victims, defendants, witnesses and everyone else who works in the system, and shows the scale of the problem the government is now grappling with.

From BBC

Heading into 2026, we will be witnessing a changing of the guard at what are arguably America’s three most important companies.

From Barron's

The crowd couldn’t believe what it had just witnessed.

From Los Angeles Times