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launch

[lawnch, lahnch] / lɔntʃ, lɑntʃ /




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Before launching the program in 2019, Goldman and Apple agreed to unusual terms that other banks balked at taking over.

From The Wall Street Journal

Long before Vijay launched his party, his cinema had thus already done the ideological groundwork.

From BBC

On Wednesday, OpenAI even launched a chatbot that can draw on a user's medical records and other data collected by wearable devices, with their consent, to inform its responses.

From Barron's

A year ago, actor Michael Sheen pledged to launch a new national theatre for Wales using his own money.

From BBC

Los Angeles Times journalists launched a soil-testing project and published the first evidence that fire-destroyed homes in the Eaton fire still contained elevated levels of soil contamination, even after federal cleanup workers finished removing debris.

From Los Angeles Times