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crib

[krib] / krɪb /


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Yet concern is mounting among some on DeSantis’s team about the toll of Trump’s attacks, according to two people familiar with the discussions, with one saying Trump was “trying to kill him in the crib.”

From Washington Post

When he visits the wall that cordons off Palestinian areas of Jerusalem, he adds to its profusion of graffiti, stenciling onto it a Sumerian phrase cribbed from that Mesopotamian pillar.

From Washington Post

Even though her demos cribbed beats from other rappers, “it was such an easy call,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

She shared images of portable toilets, a baby crib, strollers, packaged food and hot beverages.

From Fox News

In the debris field that was the Evangelical Baptist School of Picot, a white crib in a day care is the single item still standing in place.

From Washington Post