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courier

[kur-ee-er, koor-] / ˈkɜr i ər, ˈkʊər- /


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Instead of sending couriers to individual homes, companies can deliver thousands of packages to a dense network of retail pickup points.

From Barron's

In a way they posed a fresh danger as they passed workers and couriers from other underground groups coming and going on the narrow stairs.

From Literature

During the day, telephone calls are meant for business: banks and couriers and department stores and the post office.

From Literature

Speaking to the London Assembly, the City of London Police said some 40% of fraud victims nationally are in the capital, with the Met Police suggesting this includes 60% of all courier fraud cases..

From BBC

They hold moisture, yes — but they also carry spice into the interior like a well-trained courier.

From Salon