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release

[ri-lees] / rɪˈlis /




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Desperate families crowded at the entrance, pleading to get their relatives released.

From Barron's

Data released separately on Friday showed confidence among British consumers inching up in January, though sentiment remains subdued by weak perceptions of the country’s economic outlook.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last year, UFC released a fighter who lost a match he was favored in that drew unusual betting action before the fight.

From The Wall Street Journal

Neuroscientists know that fighting with people who hold different views leads to the release of cortisol in the brain, which increases stress, Matter co-founder Ben Goldhirsh explained.

From Los Angeles Times

But it released an outline this month of four options, each of which could dramatically cut the water available for Southern California and Arizona.

From Los Angeles Times