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goggle

[gog-uhl] / ˈgɒg əl /


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“This was a training progression, and specifically they were flying a multi-ship formation, two ships, under night vision goggles at night,” Lubas said.

From Seattle Times

Ms. Milanesi said Apple’s experimental approach with the goggles appeared to be more like its execution of the Apple Watch than its introduction of the iPhone.

From New York Times

A couple of minutes later, sophomore Shyanne Sellers entered the rumble underneath the boards and her goggles paid the price.

From Washington Post

While the obvious appearance of his advanced years hides behind ski goggles, neck buffs and a thick jacket, an observer watching his lessons would never guess that Ross is 97 years old.

From Seattle Times

Tens of millions of dollars’ worth of Bitcoin, Ether and other cryptocurrencies have been sent to these addresses, and the money has been used to buy military supplies, including bulletproof vests and night-vision goggles.

From New York Times