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transfer

[trans-fur, trans-fer, trans-fer] / trænsˈfɜr, ˈtræns fər, ˈtræns fər /




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Noah Darnell, a senior pitcher at Santa Margarita High, got to experience something that is becoming too common in the world of the college transfer portal and changing NIL rules.

From Los Angeles Times

That deal remains under negotiation, but would allow India to replace its ageing fleet of Russian-built submarines and likely include technology transfer provisions that would help build up its domestic defence industry.

From Barron's

Their quarterback, Georgia transfer Carson Beck, is especially turnover prone.

From The Wall Street Journal

Siblings Little Timmy, Boo and Brooke were taken in by a rescue centre and then transferred to specialists at Wolves of Wiltshire, who confirmed they were, in fact, of the wolf-dog variety.

From BBC

The ministry will assess whether the deal fully complies with China's rules on export controls, technology transfer and foreign investment, He said.

From MarketWatch