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matter

[mat-er] / ˈmæt ər /








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Koepka is now embarking on a "reinstatement and disciplinary process" and while the PGA Tour does not comment on matters of discipline, it is promising "thoughtful input from the board, including player directors".

From BBC

This matters not just technically for American mortgage rates or US markets.

From BBC

I was always allowed to dress myself, and no matter how crazy or imaginative the outfit was, I typically was allowed to leave the house in it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even with the advance warning, data shows at least five planes were in the debris zones at the time of the explosion, and they all cleared the airspace in a matter of minutes.

From Salon

An Ofcom spokesperson did not give an indication on how long the investigation would take but said it would be a "matter of the highest priority".

From BBC