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would

[wood, wuhd] / wʊd, wəd /




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In the study, the team reported a continuous five-hour recording session, something that would not be possible with traditional fluorescence-based methods.

From Science Daily

Even glaciers of moderate size, including the Rhône Glacier, would be reduced to small patches of ice or vanish altogether.

From Science Daily

He would be in Los Angeles for a few intervals throughout the year, working as an orchestrator on a blockbuster franchise film.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s a whole other year, a whole other cycle to do recruiting. I would say, half of my friends are still on campus doing their fifth-year master’s.”

From Los Angeles Times

He wouldn’t have appeared manic, and the cameras would have been at a respectful distance.

From Salon