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remnant

[rem-nuhnt] / ˈrɛm nənt /


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Leftover pizza gets cut up, crisped on the stove and mixed into scrambled eggs—a remnant from Duggal’s college days that she has christened “pizza eggs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

These fast-moving particles may have been created in extreme environments such as black holes, star forming regions or the remnants of exploded stars.

From Science Daily

“There’s remnants of what the ride became,” Hahn says, pointing to the map’s depictions of tunnels and sandy areas with hidden loot.

From Los Angeles Times

Such galaxies abound in massive stars that quickly run out of fusion fuel and collapse into tiny stellar remnants rippling with energy called magnetars—the favored engines for blasting out FRBs.

From Science Magazine

Granted, given that Din and Bo-Katan joined this covert specifically to hide out from the Imperial remnant, re-emerging from the underground may not be the smartest idea.

From New York Times