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block

[blok] / blɒk /




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In November, six companies were blocked from paying bonuses to bosses over serious pollution incidents and other performance issues, under new powers introduced last year.

From BBC

In a good response, less than 1% of the cells get infected, because the body quickly produces a protein called interferon to block the entry and replication of viruses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Twomey explains that a potential treatment approach would involve developing drugs that block this excessive activity.

From Science Daily

Manufacturers in the supply chain for Nvidia’s H200 chips—designed specifically for the Chinese market—have paused production after customs officials blocked shipments of the hardware, the Financial Times reported Saturday.

From Barron's

And the way he blocks shots in basketball, don’t ever try to put a lob over his head on the tennis court.

From Los Angeles Times