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enter

[en-ter] / ˈɛn tər /




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Two defensive analysts were also promoted to full-time roles, as Skyler Jones, in his third season on staff, will coach defensive tackles and AJ Howard, entering his second, will coach outside linebackers.

From Los Angeles Times

Physically, Roberts believes Ohtani is in the right place entering the ninth year of his career.

From Los Angeles Times

He was arrested after entering the Cities Church in St Paul on 18 January with protesters who said one of its pastors was an immigration enforcement official.

From BBC

When asked about Germany's support for Israel at a press conference on Thursday, Wenders said: "We cannot really enter the field of politics", describing filmmakers as "the counterweight to politics".

From Barron's

I’ll be too old to enter the public healthcare system there; that means private insurance, which is expensive and may have low limits.

From MarketWatch