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wild

[wahyld] / waɪld /






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Last week’s rain won’t be the end of Southern California’s wild weather as strong wind gusts are forecast through the area until Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

Streetwise spent the year documenting these three major market themes, and the wild ups and downs they sparked.

From The Wall Street Journal

In recent years, she spent most of her time at home, a villa on the Mediterranean sea known as La Madrague, once the scene of wild parties.

From The Wall Street Journal

He seemed to her as a "wild wolf".

From BBC

Watkins was the spearhead that led Villa's renaissance, coming off the bench with fierce intent to send the travelling fans wild with delight in their corner of Stamford Bridge.

From BBC