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nightmare

[nahyt-mair] / ˈnaɪtˌmɛər /


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The comic, who's currently appearing in season two of the Prime Video show, told BBC Newsbeat about her "nightmare" opponent and how the British comedy scene appears to be having a moment thanks to TV.

From BBC

The nightmare unfolded on what seemed like a normal Saturday, after Noa-Rose had been to the park with her dad.

From BBC

“I have clearly been having a bit of a nightmare this morning. I am sorry.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That hiatus ended with a frightening hallucinogenic nightmare that you’ll have to read the book to learn about.

From Los Angeles Times

In late summer, U.S. and Taiwanese defense officials met in Alaska to discuss what weapons Taiwan needed for its nightmare scenario: a Chinese invasion.

From The Wall Street Journal