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could

verb as in preserve fruit, vegetable

Strongest match

Strong match

Weak match

verb as in fire from job

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Published in Science Advances on October 24, 2025, the study suggests that simple retinal scans could eventually serve as a non-invasive tool to evaluate both cardiovascular health and biological aging.

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"The most important point is to be ready to speak on all issues without taboo... and to see then what could be the possible consensus between member states."

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Still, the economic pulse remains relatively subdued, with economists warning that low productivity growth could see inflation remain problematic into the future.

Since then, the veteran consumer-product executive has helped the units make gains, but could only do so much selling Huggies diapers, Kleenex tissues and Scott paper towels.

The line originally referred to the Euro tournament, but evolved over time to signify any soccer trophy that England could conceivably win after the long drought that followed its 1966 World Cup victory.

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