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return

[ri-turn] / rɪˈtɜrn /










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He reassured them “that every effort is being made to return their son, a brave hero, for burial in Israel,” his office said in a statement.

From The Wall Street Journal

James kept his typical first-quarter pattern of playing roughly the first six minutes, sitting for three, then returning for the final three.

From Los Angeles Times

Purdy has been brilliant after returning from injury, and his total of 23 touchdowns - with 20 via passes - this season are the most for a quarterback with eight starts or fewer on record.

From BBC

But here on Earth, Carol’s mission to reverse the Joining in “Pluribus” doesn’t consider whether anybody can return to who they once were.

From Salon

"We are going to become a better team because when all the players return, we are not going to play with three defenders all the time."

From BBC