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host

Definition for host

noun as in person who entertains, performs

noun as in large group

verb as in entertain, accommodate

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“We’re aware of an issue with Admins impacting selected stores, and are working to resolve it,” the web hosting company posted on X.

Or will it be the likes of Cursor, which hosts the software built by others that does most of the programming magic?

"Many neurodevelopmental, mental health and neurological conditions are linked to the way the brain is wired. Indeed, differences in brain wiring predict difficulties with attention, language, memory, and a whole host of different behaviors."

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Panahi has won a host of prizes at European film festivals and showcased his debut film "The White Balloon" in Cannes in 1995 which won an award for best first feature.

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Talksport host Jim White ended the interview by asking O'Neill if he would be emotional when the full-time whistle blew on Wednesday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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