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ex

[eks] / ɛks /




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In the petition, which was obtained by People and initially filed on Nov. 28, Cortazzo claimed that her ex has failed to fulfill “monetary obligations” that were included in the divorce settlement.

From MarketWatch

These treatments are “ex vivo,” meaning they remove the patient’s cells and treat them in specialized facilities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Roth paints a dreary portrait of how that scenario could have played out, but the horrors are resolved by something of a deus ex machina rather than by any one character’s bold, heroic actions.

From Los Angeles Times

But the celebratory atmosphere masks a broken heart, as Bad Bunny is reminded of the ex who taught him to dance.

From BBC

The issue is not just to admit, ex post facto, that we were wrong, but to think more deeply about why we were wrong.

From Salon