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day

[dey] / deɪ /




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When I first saw “All the President’s Men,” it was over the course of three days.

From Salon

But one thing is undeniable: everyone can have a good time in Las Vegas, whether that means catching a show, enjoying nature, indulging in a spa day or settling in for an unforgettable meal.

From Salon

In February, 40 people worked across two days to rescue a cockapoo, that was also called Luna, after a similar Dorset incident.

From BBC

On the day she surpassed Karen Carney to become the third most-capped England footballer of all time, Bronze showed why she remains the gold standard for the Lionesses on and off the pitch.

From BBC

This was a glorious, bewilderingly brilliant day for these Scotland players.

From BBC