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theory

[thee-uh-ree, theer-ee] / ˈθi ə ri, ˈθɪər i /


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Viewers have been sharing their theories on social media after a teaser released on Christmas Day showed a figure wearing a red cloak, in a departure from the usual green worn by the traitors.

From BBC

Many in the UK who unwrapped a new drone this Christmas may face a rude awakening next week, when they will have to take a theory test before being allowed to fly outdoors.

From BBC

In theory, this can help lower your taxes and Medicare costs.

From MarketWatch

Tentative results this year now support this theory.

From BBC

That in theory gives it the right to grant a license to whomever it wants, though the industry is so new that some legal questions remain unanswered.

From The Wall Street Journal