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lodging

[loj-ing] / ˈlɒdʒ ɪŋ /


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Hong Kong's government said, in a statement, it was lodging a "strong protest" after Panama's "blatant act" undermined both the "spirit of the contracts" and "international trade rules".

From BBC

While airlines operate under federal rules that now require them to provide cash refunds in many situations, lodging policies are less standardized.

From MarketWatch

In his email, MacAskill explained that the Electoral Commission had been flexible with the party's late lodging of audited accounts.

From BBC

During the short trip, he counted 25 motels with brands such as Red Roof Inn and Motel 6 and decided China was ready for a budget lodging behemoth.

From The Wall Street Journal

The National Park Service announced Thursday that the park is closed and that visitors with lodging reservations may still enter the park through Highway 140 at the Arch Rock entrance.

From Los Angeles Times