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cage

[keyj] / keɪdʒ /




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A disqualification would have gone down as a win for Aspinall, who hopes get back into the cage with Gane when he has recovered.

From BBC

And their use of gloves suggests they also know birds: Although hand-fed parrots are more docile than their wild counterparts, sticking one’s hand in an unsuspecting bird’s cage can result in a painful bite.

From Los Angeles Times

Talking to Mr. Chun through the messaging app Telegram, the software engineer compared his life to “a bird in a cage.”

From New York Times

Ben Juarez, 10, played at the batting cages outside Saturday afternoon.

From Seattle Times

He explains that PPE is needed "to protect you from any infection you may pick up within the cage but also to protect the bats from getting anything from us. So it's protection both ways."

From BBC