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preserve

[pri-zurv] / prɪˈzɜrv /


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In its latest statement, the firm said it had been "proud to help preserve the tradition of pottery-making in Staffordshire by leading Wedgwood through some immensely challenging and complex global market dynamics since our acquisition".

From BBC

The reason is straightforward: DeFi makes tracing flows far more difficult External link, even as they preserve users’ access to dollar-linked instruments, such as Tether.

From Barron's

A dish of cooked peaches left over from her day of preserving to top it off.

From Literature

Professor Biggin and his team focus on studying magnetic signals preserved in rocks collected from around the world to reconstruct the history of Earth's magnetic field and the planet's internal dynamics.

From Science Daily

Soon after, she moved to the outpost, bought the hotel and spent the rest of her life preserving the landmark and restoring the opera house, where she performed for audiences large and small until 2012.

From Los Angeles Times