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View definitions for platforms

platforms

noun as in stand or stage

noun as in political stance, promises

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People on other social media platforms also piled on.

"Birds can transition from walking to running to the air and back again, without the aid of a runway or launcher. Engineering platforms for these kinds of movements are still missing in robotics."

Because spotted lanternflies are easy to identify, thanks to distinctive markings on their bodies and wings, the public quickly learned to recognize and report them to state governments and citizen science platforms.

She amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across various social platforms and launched her own merchandise and a podcast called "Talk Tuah".

From BBC

Digital platforms have made it easier to obtain information about executives’ identities and locations, while social media has fanned the flames of vitriol directed at these corporate leaders.

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

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