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host

Definition for host

noun as in person who entertains, performs

noun as in large group

verb as in entertain, accommodate

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A prolific advocate for disability justice, Wong authored a memoir, penned numerous essays, edited two anthologies, hosted a podcast and founded the Disability Visibility Project, a platform for disabled writers and artists.

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But by the time his house in central Maine was host to hundreds of them this fall, Nixon was fed up.

Neighbouring crews had to be drafted in to provide support, as well as a host of other agencies.

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It sure feels like that sensibility is what helped make for a remarkable episode of “Saturday Night Live” with Powell hosting for the first time.

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It's part of a bold plan by the country, which is hosting the COP30 UN climate talks, to tackle climate change, protect nature and create wealth in the face of considerable regional poverty.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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