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many

[men-ee] / ˈmɛn i /




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Under increasing pressure, many governments have rolled out measures to limit the impact of supply difficulties and soaring energy prices.

From Barron's

It is also a time of farewells, when school graduates leave their hometown while many corporate professionals receive assignments in new cities.

From Barron's

"In our most recent study, many healthy embryos were still able to form even when fertilized under these conditions. This gives us hope that reproducing in space may one day be possible," said Dr. McPherson.

From Science Daily

"There's just so many good players in the England team. Obviously, I've played this year, but I'm also needing to perform in the Premier League and in the Europa League to keep the spot."

From BBC

He noted the length of time would depend on how many TSA agents came back to work after being paid.

From BBC