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mount

verb as in affix, frame

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Much of the data center construction boom is taking place in arid states, including California, Arizona and Texas, where strains on water have been mounting amid dry conditions and rising temperatures.

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There is also a second lounging room, which boasts a large TV that is mounted on a marble wall with an electric fireplace.

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However, pressures are mounting for lower-income households, Raymond James analysts noted, as housing, utility and dining costs rise faster than wages.

Still, the analysts said search makes up most of Google’s business, and the company isn’t quite in the clear from mounting competition with AI-powered search engines, regardless of what management shares during its earnings report.

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To mount a strong immune response, the body requires multiple "danger" signals triggered through different pathways.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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