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matter

[mat-er] / ˈmæt ər /








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Living with chronic pain is often compared to having a radio stuck at full volume, where the noise never fades no matter what you try.

From Science Daily

“It doesn’t matter what party governs,” a neighbor told her as they stood around on the sidewalk, escaping the darkness of their homes as the blackout stretched on.

From Los Angeles Times

The FBI had no immediate comment on Friday, but a person familiar with the matter confirmed that a personal email account of Patel’s had been breached.

From Los Angeles Times

“How do we make sure that we keep farmers in business? Because it is a matter of national security and food security,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

"It was the Financial Ombudsman that dealt with matter. It contacted the bank," Asit said.

From BBC