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board

[bawrd] / bɔrd /
NOUN
piece of wood
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VERB
provide food and sleeping quarters
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STRONGEST
WEAK


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He was senior operations manager for the the UK's Marine Pollution Control Unit and one of the first people to step on board the Sea Empress after it ran aground.

From BBC

“Wealth has gone up pretty much across the board.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Train departure boards were littered with cancellations when Storm Ingrid battered the South West of England last month - and for many, it all felt quite familiar.

From BBC

England, for all the improvements they have made, were sent rocketing back to the drawing board.

From BBC

A trove of new documents released showed Ruemmler and Epstein discussing his legal and media strategies over email, which people familiar with the matter said raised concerns among some Goldman board members.

From The Wall Street Journal