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doing

[doo-ing] / ˈdu ɪŋ /


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He said that starting with his first term, he had been asking, “Why aren’t we doing battleships like we used to?”

From Los Angeles Times

The club's hierarchy explained that doing so could prompt academy prospect Josh Acheampong to request a transfer, which ultimately led Maresca to back down.

From BBC

And it’s so fun doing that stuff because there are no rules.

From Los Angeles Times

"This really looks like a trade-off, prioritizing what's good for the individual cell to stay alive in a stressful environment, at the expense of what the collective tissue should be doing," Tzouanas says.

From Science Daily

“By doing so, we can ensure our messaging is clear and consistent, allowing us to create our own narrative rather than reactive responses.”

From Los Angeles Times