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days

[deyz] / deɪz /






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There were repeated attempts in the days that followed to refloat the vessel.

From BBC

But Jazz coach Will Hardy benched his top players -- a similar move to what he had done in their game against Orlando two days earlier.

From Barron's

His official biography on the Downing Street website says apart from rodent control: "Larry spends his days greeting guests to the house, inspecting security defences and testing antique furniture for napping quality."

From Barron's

The profits aren’t much these days, but it could be worse.

From The Wall Street Journal

The days of ransom demands made up of letters cut from the pages of a magazine seem a thing of the past.

From BBC