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mounting

[moun-ting] / ˈmaʊn tɪŋ /












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The Duke of Sussex has thanked bereaved families mounting a legal challenge against two of the world's biggest tech companies for "telling your stories over and over again".

From BBC

Speculation is mounting he may seek some kind of meeting with Kim on the sidelines of that visit.

From Barron's

The prosecution said the mounting pressure caused her to crack - 15 years on.

From BBC

With at least one sanctioned vessel passing through the English Channel every day, according to experts, speculation is mounting that the UK might soon conduct its own interceptions.

From BBC

Pressure has been mounting on the Kenyan government to act after the recent discovery of more bodies of citizens who had been recruited to fight for Russian armed forces.

From BBC