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[en-tree] / ˈɛn tri /






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After the first uncrewed test flight, Artemis I, engineers found that chunks of the heat shield's coating had cracked and broken away during a two‑stage "skip" re‑entry manoeuvre.

From BBC

A senior executive boasted the device, coupled with Apple’s potential entry into foldables this year, could help usher a niche corner of the phone market into overdrive.

From The Wall Street Journal

The entry of Apple and Google should add momentum and spur innovation around privacy and cost.

From Barron's

She says these quick trips are a “low barrier to entry” to international travel because you only have to plan an itinerary for one or two days.

From Los Angeles Times

On the desk in the office, the paperwork I organized into folders is still stacked beside the computer, the book for signing out canoes still open to the last entry I recorded eleven days ago.

From Literature