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deposit

[dih-poz-it] / dɪˈpɒz ɪt /




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As a result, such deposits are considered promising places for future missions searching for evidence of ancient life.

From Science Daily

Researchers believe the shapes formed when groundwater moved through fractures in the bedrock, depositing minerals along those cracks.

From Science Daily

The paper was compiled by the Zimbabwe Geological Survey and listed 12 sites around the country with possible commercial deposits.

From BBC

He announced a further expansion of free childcare, the offer of £10,000 loans to help first-time buyers fund their deposits, and a doubling of the number of new GP walk-in clinics.

From BBC

Despite $5.6 billion in net deposits in February, total assets on the platform, which include stocks, cash and other instruments, fell by $10.2 billion.

From Barron's