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rivers

[riv-erz] / ˈrɪv ərz /


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One of the first stars of reggae music, Jimmy Cliff brought the sound of Jamaica to a global audience with hits such as Many Rivers To Cross, Beautiful People and You Can Get It If You Really Want.

From BBC

Snowpack is a key component of California’s water supply, with the annual melt in the spring and summer feeding into rivers and reservoirs and helping to provide about about one-third of the water used for drinking, agriculture, nature and other needs.

From Los Angeles Times

Last week’s series of atmospheric rivers broke rainfall records and went a long way toward improving the state’s snowpack conditions, but the next three months will be crucial.

From Los Angeles Times

“California’s snowpack is highly dependent on individual atmospheric rivers and winter storm systems,” Fabbiani-Leon said.

From Los Angeles Times

So he turned to someone who had worked with talented players such as quarterback Philip Rivers, and whose father had once been Saban’s boss.

From The Wall Street Journal