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mankind

[man-kahynd, man-kahynd] / ˈmænˈkaɪnd, ˈmænˌkaɪnd /


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Indeed, it can create the noblest magic known to all mankind.

From Salon

It is also the only one, so far as I know, in which Glasgow is the key to mankind’s survival.

From The Wall Street Journal

Davies also explained how research included consulting geneticists and revisiting the history of the Sea Devils and how Homo Aqua "could have branched off from mankind millions of years ago".

From BBC

The Library of Congress’s mission is to make accessible as much of mankind’s accumulated knowledge as possible, for original research and thought.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by mankind's burning of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfires.

From Barron's