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dot

[dot, dawt] / dɒt, dɔt /




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Arguably, Akangbe Ogun himself put it best when he said: "I am a dot, just a dot, connecting the past to the present, and the future."

From BBC

The red dots are powered by black holes, the most extreme objects known in the universe.

From Science Daily

When Saks moved into its storied flagship store in 1924, the upper part of Fifth Avenue was still mainly residential, dotted with the mansions of the Astor and Vanderbilt families.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brende noted that "the interest is to come together at the beginning of the year to try to connect the dots, decipher, and also see areas where we can collaborate".

From Barron's

Weave Robotics has seven Isaacs dotted across the city, autonomously folding clothes for laundromats.

From BBC