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heavy

[hev-ee] / ˈhɛv i /






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Because there is no running, jumping or lifting of heavy objects, everyone from young children to octogenarians can, and do, compete in amateur curling in Canada.

From Los Angeles Times

But he said there was now hope on the horizon, potentially in the form of the town's homegrown heavy metal hero, a decade on from his death in 2015.

From BBC

Flights at Kittila airport in northern Finland were grounded after heavy winds pushed a passenger jet and a smaller plane off the runway and into a bank of snow, the Helsinki Times reported.

From BBC

But like many places, it has struggled with the loss of heavy industry and some of its neighbourhoods are among Britain's most deprived.

From Barron's

Pressure stemmed largely from its heavy use of convertible bonds, exposing it to the risk of repaying large amounts of debt in cash.

From Barron's