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busy

[biz-ee] / ˈbɪz i /




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"Usually Canterbury gets quite vibrant and busy with the sunshine, the students are out, the college kids come down," he says.

From BBC

Mounting bills and dwindling bank accounts are expected to force more officers to find new work, lengthening lines and wait times for travelers trying to pass through airport security during a busy spring break period.

From The Wall Street Journal

Long working hours and busy lifestyles mean consumers value quick, flexible services.

From Barron's

That has led to longer-than-expected security lines at a number of busy airports, such as those in Atlanta and Houston, albeit not at all airports.

From MarketWatch

The number of visitors to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 2025, making it the busiest park, the National Park Service reported this week.

From The Wall Street Journal