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amongst

[uh-muhngst, uh-muhngkst] / əˈmʌŋst, əˈmʌŋkst /




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“Cascading failure is a common theme amongst disasters,” said Michael Gollner, associate professor of mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley who leads its Fire Research Lab.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms McAnea was one of the PM's most solid and vocal supporters amongst trade union leaders and is close to Sir Keir's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney.

From BBC

Sydney's Rockdale Ilinden football club remembered Elkayam as an "extremely talented and popular figure amongst team mates".

From Barron's

“For this reason, we remain skeptical that policy will change in a discrete way in June once the leadership handoff takes place, especially since the chair has just one vote amongst a particularly divided committee,” Luzzetti and his colleagues wrote.

From MarketWatch

He was "an extremely talented and popular figure amongst team mates. Our deepest and sincerest condolances to Dan's family, friends and all that knew him. He will be missed," the club wrote.

From BBC