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wound

[woond, wound] / wund, waʊnd /






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For almost a year, as the case wound through the courts, he refused to make appointments under the proposed rules.

From Salon

Asian markets swung between gains and losses as traders wound down before Christmas.

From Barron's

He soon wound up at the Senate Judiciary Committee, where he learned how to navigate the political complexities of Washington.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jordan also treats war wounded at its field hospital in Gaza and has supplied aid via air drops and road convoys.

From BBC

Salford Red Devils were wound up on 3 December after a turbulent year, with a mass player exodus, late wage payments, heavy defeats and ultimately the loss of their Super League status for 2026.

From BBC