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present

[prez-uhnt] / ˈprɛz ənt /








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Prince Harry, Hurley and Sir Simon were present for the second day of the trial at the Royal Courts of Justice on Tuesday, which is expected to last nine weeks.

From BBC

That presents broader risk to the economy, which often sends tech stocks tumbling the most, given their relatively high levels of volatility.

From Barron's

The panel also found a number of examples where the name, and or signature of one candidate was present in the work of another.

From BBC

Major media outlets have been quick to present the organization’s recent struggles as a sign of declining influence.

From Salon

Such an attack would likely trigger Article 5, presenting allies with a decision over whether to come to the rescue of a member.

From The Wall Street Journal