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intensive

[in-ten-siv] / ɪnˈtɛn sɪv /


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Haitian police say they hope to "regain control of the capital in the short term" thanks to a series of "intensive operations" carried out since the end of December.

From Barron's

"Sweden is currently having intensive discussions with other EU countries, Norway and the United Kingdom to find a joint response," he added.

From BBC

Gilby, who had previously been a medic, a consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care, hoped she had several years to go working for the health service before she was forced out.

From BBC

She was rushed to intensive care, where Belarusian doctors managed to save her.

From Barron's

An intensive search ended this weekend after rescue teams recovered Erica Fox’s body six days after she vanished from Monterey Bay, officials confirmed Monday night.

From Los Angeles Times