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insert

[in-surt, in-surt] / ɪnˈsɜrt, ˈɪn sɜrt /


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Bower also wore foam inserts under his arms to capture the gait and broad stance of the creature.

From Los Angeles Times

While Loktev rarely inserts herself into this epic, we feel her admiration from behind the camera.

From Los Angeles Times

The skid blocks inserted into the underbody 'plank' are there to ensure the team cannot run the car lower than the regulations intend.

From BBC

Scientists insert the missing IDS gene into a virus, which has its genetic material removed so that it can't cause disease.

From BBC

The 25-year-old, making only his second England appearance after a debut against the United States in the summer, looked immediately at home as he inserted himself into England's midfield debate.

From BBC