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reserve

[ri-zurv] / rɪˈzɜrv /






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The nature reserve remained closed with a police cordon in place around its entrance.

From BBC

In her second term, she introduced a constitutional amendment to reserve 45 seats in the legislature for female MPs, and worked to educate young women - in a country where 70% of them were illiterate.

From BBC

The value of the company’s bitcoin reserves as of Monday had dropped to $58.84 billion, the lowest level since May 12, and down 21.3% from a peak of $74.74 billion on Oct.

From MarketWatch

Sir Simon said his interest in plants dates to the 1970s when his uncle brought back seeds from the Far East and he volunteered on a local nature reserve.

From BBC

Normally, the Israel Prize is reserved for Israeli citizens or residents, with the lone loophole being a category for "special contribution to the Jewish people."

From Barron's