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relevant

[rel-uh-vuhnt] / ˈrɛl ə vənt /


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"We just want the games to get bigger and bigger and, for Hearts to stay relevant, we just need to keep chalking off wins."

From BBC

But he also notes that "relevant material" continues to be identified, adding that it is "surprising" four years after the case began and "over three years after my inspectors first considered the Agent X case."

From BBC

Handing both men their sentences, Mrs Justice Smyth noted that Mr Duffy had been previously convicted of terrorism offences, which was a relevant consideration.

From BBC

An Amazon spokeswoman says the company “helps customers discover relevant, high-quality products across a wide range of price points—not just lower-priced items—so they can choose what works best for them.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That last point is the most relevant when it comes to Head.

From BBC