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away

[uh-wey] / əˈweɪ /




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"It's a combination of a few things, but certainly there is some residual trauma about the two seasons where we felt on track for the title and suddenly fell away," she added.

From BBC

Over the past decade, Manchester Pride's previous organisers had attracted growing criticism from the community for raising ticket prices and for moving the main stage away from the city's Gay Village.

From BBC

“Everything you learned about hard-disk drives and storage and everything you learned about Western Digital over the last three, five, or 10 years, you can delete it and throw it away,” Sennesael told Barron’s.

From Barron's

“Leadership roles usually create fiduciary duties and reputational alignment that are hard to square away with claims of full research independence.”

From Barron's

That’s not to say the significance of his lecture was always clear right away.

From The Wall Street Journal