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flight

[flahyt] / flaɪt /




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By 1926, things that at the century’s dawn had never been a part of daily life—vacuum cleaners, humans taking flight, military tanks, stainless steel—suddenly were.

From The Wall Street Journal

David Brooks gave the Cherries the perfect start but Bournemouth quickly showed why they have conceded more goals on the road than any other side in the English top flight.

From Barron's

The much-derided flight was criticised by some for its expense and environmental impact.

From BBC

Immigration spokesperson Dana Sandoval said the duo had declared the southern city of Davao as their final destination and their return flight to Australia was for Sydney.

From BBC

A year later, Turkey and Armenia resumed commercial flights after a two-year pause.

From Barron's