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log

[lawg, log] / lɔg, lɒg /




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Yamamoto would see eight at bats on the day, logging 30 pitches.

From Los Angeles Times

He built a hut of driftwood logs and good strong branches, with a palm-thatched roof and a hard dirt floor.

From Literature

But instead of declining, the basin logged a record 6.72 million barrels a day in the most recent quarter, according to the EIA.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bentley did find a logging facility that would allow the team to capture the actual felling of trees.

From Los Angeles Times

He eventually settled 40 acres of land in southeastern Illinois, where he built a log cabin, the family’s first farmhouse.

From The Wall Street Journal