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mass

[mas] / mæs /




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When this happens, overall rebuilding efforts can be slowed as lots sit empty and the positive impacts of mass rebuilding — people coming back to neighborhoods, stores reopening — are diminished.

From Los Angeles Times

While park runs, trail runs and marathons boom in popularity among the masses, cross-country appetite from the general public is almost entirely absent, likely influenced by those negative schoolday connotations.

From BBC

In each case, scientists can measure how easily charge, energy, or mass moves through a material.

From Science Daily

The law requires insurers to develop a “disaster recovery plan” for handling mass claims in a timely manner.

From Los Angeles Times

Sir David's daughter said that during her meeting with the home secretary today, she was told a public inquiry was granted when there was a "mass failing of the state".

From BBC