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[toht-l] / ˈtoʊt l /






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Three additional patients were rescued Tuesday during the search warrant operation, bringing the total to 10 rescued seniors.

From Los Angeles Times

Lord Chadlington had appealed against the commissioner's findings, insisting he had demonstrated his "total commitment to full transparency", and also to the recommended sanction of a year's suspension, which he said was "wholly disproportionate".

From BBC

"That gives us a total of just over 99,000 personnel," he said, adding that the government was coordinating with the United States and Canada on security.

From Barron's

What’s more, cash these companies hand back can cushion the price declines, when it comes to measuring an investment’s total return.

From Barron's

But three of the interview summaries and related notes, totalling more than 50 pages, were not available on the justice department's website, according to reports by NPR and others including the New York Times.

From BBC