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mast

noun as in spar

Strongest match

Strong matches

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It has received lots of investment from mobile operators and the government but has faced several setbacks, particularly as 5G requires a lot of masts because it delivers faster speeds over shorter distances.

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The flags outside the conference centre fly at half mast.

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Connectivity out of Gaza is often weak or non-existent, as Israel has bombed mobile phone masts and internet hubs.

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There was an explosion right after impact in which the Bell’s tail boom, main rotor, mast and transmission separated from the helicopter, the report says.

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She "passed away peacefully last night at Kensington Palace, surrounded by her family", a statement said on Friday, with the flag on Buckingham Palace now lowered to half mast.

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