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continent

[kon-tn-uhnt] / ˈkɒn tn ənt /


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It is an unexpected resurgence, especially given that in its heyday, Zamrock never really left the African continent.

From BBC

EU funding, he said, means that “Together, we are defending the future of our continent.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite the ocean and continent that now separated us, it seemed I was losing Graham more to bad timing than to time zones.

From Los Angeles Times

"It is such an exciting time when the whole of Africa kind of bands together as a continent to celebrate."

From BBC

The country’s minority whites, mainly descendants of Dutch and other European settlers in South Africa, are some of the richest in the continent’s most advanced economy, owning vast farmlands, factories and other business empires.

From The Wall Street Journal