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torch

[tawrch] / tɔrtʃ /


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New International Olympic Committee chief Kirsty Coventry fought back tears on Wednesday as she urged nations to come together in the 2026 Winter Games, as the torch relay set off from ancient Olympia in Greece.

From Barron's

But even as the performer widely credited with lighting the torch that transformed the wrestling industry over the last decade, for Cabana, an event like Mitzvah Mania was something he wasn’t sure he’d ever see.

From Los Angeles Times

Urías is the heir to the Valenzuela legacy, the torch bearer for a fan base that is majority Latino, in a city that is majority Latino.

From Los Angeles Times

Racists with tiki torches had just rampaged through town and were poised to come back for a second day.

From Washington Post

But when it was being prepared - first slow baked and then finished off on the outside with a blow torch - it smelled good.

From Washington Times