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established

[ih-stab-lisht] / ɪˈstæb lɪʃt /




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To calculate learning losses, researchers accounted for the combined effects of trauma and starvation, drawing on established studies showing how both undermine learning.

From Science Daily

Until recently, most of this shadow fleet sailed under obscure colors, such as the flag of Gabon, or established flags of convenience, such as Liberia’s.

From The Wall Street Journal

We’ve already established that stretching meat across several meals is a smart move during a low-spend challenge, so it follows that the same logic applies to the rest of your kitchen.

From Salon

Billionaires who hadn’t already established residency elsewhere by Jan. 1 this year have missed a crucial deadline.

From Los Angeles Times

Raised in a working-class family in Sheffield, Hamed established himself as one of the brightest young talents in boxing after being introduced to the sport by his father aged seven.

From BBC