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breaking

[brey-king] / ˈbreɪ kɪŋ /




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Those musical detours are crucial to breaking up the episodes into distinct sections and provide renewed points of interaction in videos that often last between 40 minutes and an hour.

From Los Angeles Times

The committee is also calling for harsher sentences for those breaking laws on political finance, tougher checks on the source of donors' wealth and a specialist police unit focused on foreign interference.

From BBC

One year after breaking into two separate businesses, Western Digital and Sandisk have both delivered dazzling stock performances fueled by insatiable artificial-intelligence demand for memory and storage products.

From MarketWatch

There are about a dozen messages total — typically clustered around holidays, birthdays, breaking celebrity-chef news or the rare occasions when the Cubs or Bears are playing exceptionally well.

From Salon

His voice breaking from emotion, the general predicted that reconstructing the nation’s democracy, civil society and standing in the world would take many years.

From Salon