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leaves

[leevz] / livz /


NOUN
page of document
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG








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Joshua leaves Miami with his share of a reported purse of £210m.

From BBC

The recent government shutdown complicated the efforts of economists to decipher where the economy is heading, depriving them of some government-collected data they need to read the tea leaves.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cook hand-churns the milk and then leaves it out at night, exposed to the dew that gives it its incredible frothy texture.

From BBC

The 48-year-old leaves after almost 10 years at Molineux, with the club winless and bottom of the Premier League on just two points.

From BBC

“You hope your opponent leaves the ring safely, but if they don’t, you still have to go to bed knowing you just did your job,” Joshua says.

From The Wall Street Journal