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walled

[wawld] / wɔld /




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The network has often argued that its newsroom is walled off from ideological forces, but emails revealed in the case made clear that top executives rebuked their own journalists who tried to fact-check Mr. Trump.

From New York Times

But why would such a slick operator keep the company’s crypto in “hot” storage, where hackers could steal it, rather than “cold wallets” walled off from the internet?

From Washington Post

Israel annexed East Jerusalem, which includes the walled Old City and its holy sites, after the 1967 Middle East War in a move not recognised internationally.

From Reuters

The atmosphere here crackles loudest when the faithful celebrate their religious holidays, especially in the walled Old City where the Christian, Jewish and Islamic holy sites are minutes away from each other.

From BBC

Thousands were also reportedly unable to reach the church on Saturday after Israeli police set up checkpoints at the entrance and across the walled Old City.

From BBC