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disperse

[dih-spurs] / dɪˈspɜrs /


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Sharpe also says that Iran's drones and missile capabilities "are massively dispersed".

From BBC

Footage from local media showed police using tear gas to disperse people who approached the crash site to gather the money.

From Barron's

The California types risk being overly provincial here, as if movie and TV production aren’t already being dispersed to global production centers and, indeed, into cyberspace with AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Police Squad’s Frank Drebbin said, while standing in front of an exploding fireworks factory: “Nothing to see here, folks. Please disperse.”

From MarketWatch

Crocodiles defend nests and newly hatched young for a short time, but juveniles soon disperse and live on their own, taking years to reach full size.

From Science Daily