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circle

[sur-kuhl] / ˈsɜr kəl /




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Karp, an influential lawyer in corporate circles, gave up his role leading the firm earlier this month after emails showed an association with Epstein that lasted years.

From The Wall Street Journal

The High North - a term used to describe the northernmost part of the globe - includes the Arctic circle and areas adjacent to it.

From BBC

“Yet what we see playing out in corporate development and technology-related circles is something very distinctly different than anything we have seen in such rapid fashion in the past.”

From MarketWatch

Instead, some inner layers circle the black hole, while the outermost layers are pushed outward.

From Science Daily

Small, rocky planets circle close to their star, while large gas giants orbit at greater distances.

From Science Daily