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hole

[hohl] / hoʊl /




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The hole into the underground vault room was discovered when a fire alarm went off in the early hours of Monday, and police and the fire brigade searched the building.

From BBC

The economic decision to dig the hole has almost nothing to do with silver prices.

From MarketWatch

"You saw this big hole being dug, the big tunnels going out under the sea, you saw these big steel spheres being constructed by the welders at the time," he said.

From BBC

With relatively few A-list releases, and a Brat-shaped hole in the summer, music seemed to split in two.

From BBC

Other reports obtained by The Times describe federal cleanup workers, on multiple occasions, using ash-contaminated soil to backfill holes and smooth out uneven portions of fire-destroyed properties in the Palisades burn scar.

From Los Angeles Times