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grounding

[groun-ding] / ˈgraʊn dɪŋ /






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California’s wet winter continued Saturday as rain fell across the Southland, grounding flights coming in and out of Santa Barbara Airport and causing extensive road closures along the coast.

From Los Angeles Times

After the fires, Edison said it had added more grounding equipment to its old transmission lines no longer in service.

From Los Angeles Times

Time travels, taking us to unexpected places and grounding our loved ones and us in memories that form who we are.

From Salon

Smart interpersonal relationships, a rare strong female character and a grounding in the contemporary politics of Columbia and Venezuela elevate this sophisticated hostage thriller from the writer of “The Hurt Locker.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“I’m doing a lot of grounding meditations,” he says, noting that family and his tight circle of friends have been an essential support system.

From Los Angeles Times