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wait

[weyt] / weɪt /




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Because I have my own equipment, even if there are others already waiting in the airport wheelchairs, I am usually wheeled to the front of the line.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The very best day to invest is today. The next best day is tomorrow. It’s not too late — you’re still better off to invest, no matter how long you’ve waited,” Clark said.

From MarketWatch

In the meantime, Hollywood will wait to see how strong the 2026 slate truly is.

From Los Angeles Times

Before the public are allowed to head to the viewing seats above the Commons chamber, they must wait for the Speaker's Procession.

From BBC

"It's been very upsetting in this limbo state, waiting for news. The family are known and loved locally so it's a really difficult time."

From BBC