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shore

[shawr, shohr] / ʃɔr, ʃoʊr /




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The lack of transparency also coincides with a crisis in local news, which has resulted in far less coverage of city halls, courthouses and school boards from the Imperial Valley to the shores of Eureka.

From Los Angeles Times

There are reasons why BOJ decisions are felt beyond Japan’s shores, too.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the distance, waves carry surfers to the shore after their last surf of the day.

From Los Angeles Times

Such financing, he said, would help ease dollar shortages and shore up dwindling reserves in the country of 12.6 million people.

From The Wall Street Journal

During 2025 the jet stream has often been positioned well to the north of the UK, allowing higher pressure to build to the south, across the UK, blocking rain-bearing weather fronts from reaching our shores.

From BBC