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constant

[kon-stuhnt] / ˈkɒn stənt /




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“I typically think of a book club as you sit and read. Here, there’s constant movement. They’re reshaping the way I think about reading and how it can be a community,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

But firms are in a constant battle to stay one step ahead of the fraudsters.

From BBC

As awards shows undergo major changes, including introducing new categories and moving to new platforms, the only thing that is constant is the red carpet parade of fashion.

From Los Angeles Times

In some moments, Petrović even managed to see the humanity in his captors, despite his discomfort and constant fear of being killed.

From BBC

They can do double-duty as both home heaters and AC units and are pretty good at maintaining a constant temperature inside a home without the blast-then-cool-off cycle typical of a furnace.

From Los Angeles Times