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cement

[si-ment] / sɪˈmɛnt /




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A shortage in medical cement is likely to lead to delays in some patients getting joint surgery, NHS bosses say.

From BBC

It is the leading buyer of technologies that remove carbon from the atmosphere and a significant investor in startups that produce low carbon steel and cement.

From The Wall Street Journal

The images at Pickaxe show movement of vehicles including dump trucks, cement mixers and cranes at the site to pour concrete, rock and soil on the tunnel entrances.

From The Wall Street Journal

American star Mikaela Shiffrin cemented her place among the greats of alpine skiing as she won Olympic slalom gold in emphatic fashion.

From BBC

The iPhone maker will finally get into artificial intelligence this year, they say, in part citing the company’s cemented partnership with Google Gemini and new, outside AI leadership that has recently joined.

From The Wall Street Journal