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noise

[noiz] / nɔɪz /


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While Alabama may be fueled by external criticism and its underdog role, the team is spending its last stretch before the Rose Bowl focused on blocking out outside noise and embracing its internal standard.

From Los Angeles Times

Russia's defence ministry also released a video of what it said was a local resident who described hearing noises like a rocket at the time of the alleged attack.

From BBC

To be most effective and cut through the noise, the climate movement needs intersectionality.

From Salon

With noise, speed, danger, and even the ultimate risk of death, it seemed, well, just so American.

From Barron's

The difference this time around, she says, is how little food noise there is in her daily life, and how little shame.

From Los Angeles Times