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wind

[wind, wahynd, wind] / wɪnd, waɪnd, wɪnd /




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All parties will have an opportunity to refine their legal arguments as cases brought by individuals, school districts and states wind through the courts.

From BBC

The 2024 crash was caused by "an encounter with turbulence due to downdraft winds that resulted in mast bumping and an inflight breakup", a report by the National Transportation Safety Board said.

From BBC

Renewable energy has helped absorb some of the shock in countries such as Spain that have aggressively added wind and solar power to their grids.

From The Wall Street Journal

The agreement to wind down production there was part of an agreement struck with unions at the end of 2024.

From Barron's

The iconic NFL franchise is searching for a new home—and it could wind up across the border in an entirely new state.

From The Wall Street Journal