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invitation

[in-vi-tey-shuhn] / ˌɪn vɪˈteɪ ʃən /


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And yet, in the last two months, leaders from around the world have accepted invitations to the Chinese capital.

From BBC

The team lacks the funds to travel, said Ssentamu, and despite invitations, they have been unable to attend the quadball World Cup, held every two years since 2012 in Europe or the Americas.

From Barron's

The title of the invitation was "Send project Dawn email," an apparent reference to Amazon's code name for the job cuts.

From BBC

Mari Luz says she lives in the Jewish quarter and then surprises us with an invitation.

From Literature

The plan was finally approved on Tuesday and made way for China's invitation to Starmer with a UK government spokesperson saying intelligence agencies have plans to "manage any risks".

From Barron's