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raid

[reyd] / reɪd /




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Clark left the city in 2020, a year after the FBI raided City Hall as part of the criminal investigation related to the sham lawsuit.

From Los Angeles Times

European Commission officials are also scrutinizing the company’s AI service under the bloc’s content moderation law, while French authorities raided X’s Paris office and summoned owner Elon Musk for an interview earlier this month.

From The Wall Street Journal

Firearms are tested in tunnels that were dug as deep as 500 feet into the mountainside during World War II to protect production from British and American bombing raids.

From The Wall Street Journal

They said budgets that potentially could be raided included Overseas Development Assistance, action to achieve a net-zero economy by 2050; or the high speed rail line between London and Birmingham.

From BBC

"Distance does not protect you," the Pentagon said in a statement, alongside video and photos which appear to show the US raid.

From BBC