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preserve

[pri-zurv] / prɪˈzɜrv /


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In the last collective bargaining negotiation, owners locked out players in December, and a new deal was reached in March, preserving a 162-game season that started one week late.

From Los Angeles Times

The process of reconstruction will also be explored in a mini display at V&A East Storehouse, with the acquisition building on the museum's commitment to collecting and preserving digital design.

From BBC

What makes this specimen extraordinary is not just its skeleton, but its preserved skin.

From Science Daily

To help preserve the genre, a national museum of rumba officially opened its doors to the public in the capital in December.

From Barron's

The result is neither a true market nor a robust regulatory regime, but a hybrid that preserves the language of markets while disabling their disciplinary force.

From Barron's