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[ree-suhnt] / ˈri sənt /


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Instead, she’s been stamped with a red “V” for “Vacuous” and labeled cinema’s number-one fraud, regardless of the merit, improvement and commitment to refining her vision demonstrated by her two most recent films.

From Salon

However, despite Kelly's recent experiences, her initial attempts to bring Phillips to justice floundered.

From BBC

In comparison, recent reports suggest that as many as 12,000 drones are operating over the single city of Pokrovsk at any one time.

From BBC

A 10% drop isn’t anything out of the ordinary for AppLovin, which has been one of the most volatile large-cap stocks on the market in recent months.

From Barron's

But the recent selloff has been “relatively indiscriminate,” and that ignores the supply-and-demand dynamics unfolding in the industry, Essex argued.

From Barron's