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broken

[broh-kuhn] / ˈbroʊ kən /








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A 13-year-old girl requested a replacement for her mom’s broken bike, as riding in their neighborhood was their only chance to spend time together.

From Los Angeles Times

With long spells of warm, dry and sunny weather, records continued to be broken.

From BBC

In 2023 it looked as if the cycle of debate which had held the church in its clutches for so many years had been broken.

From BBC

Our main argument is that the standard computational framework is broken, or at least poorly suited to how brains actually work.

From Science Daily

The series, which has broken Apple TV audience records previously held by “Severance,” raises philosophical questions about the nature of happiness, altruism and personal freedom.

From The Wall Street Journal