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mission

[mish-uhn] / ˈmɪʃ ən /


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Air-superiority missions, for instance, would require them to sortie and remain “on station” in Taiwan’s vicinity for a time before returning, which isn’t viable from Guam, Heginbotham said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The John Wick Experience, based on the Lionsgate action franchise, lets visitors go on a mission through the movies’ Continental Hotel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Today, he says his mission is to broaden the range of the traditional instruments of his homeland by "computerising" the sound.

From BBC

New research led by a University of Mississippi scientist suggests one region on Mars may meet many of the requirements for future human missions.

From Science Daily

“It’s the most important mission” of modern robotics, said Rodriguez, who predicted that it will take about four years for thousands of Atlas units to be deployed in the field.

From MarketWatch