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prior

[prahy-er] / ˈpraɪ ər /


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A portent, perhaps, of the weather forecast which briefly caused a scare prior to India's dominant win over Pakistan later that evening.

From BBC

Still, any Israeli attack on a hospital would require prior warning and must focus specifically on dealing with any active threat while limiting harm to the facilities, personnel and patients, she added.

From The Wall Street Journal

The remaining 217 children were born to mothers who did not receive an mRNA vaccine during or within 30 days prior to pregnancy.

From Science Daily

Galushchenko was briefly justice minister, a post he held when he was told by Zelensky to resign in November, having served as energy minister for three years prior to that.

From BBC

It is about building on what they did prior to the Scotland game.

From BBC