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mild

[mahyld] / maɪld /




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Under the draft budget for 2026/27, only four departments would see a mild increase in their budgets for next year - education, health, justice and infrastructure.

From BBC

“While the weather in Europe has been colder than usual recently, forecasts indicate milder conditions later in the month,” ING analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We use very mild temperatures for a longer time. If the heat is too high, the flower burns and you lose its medicinal quality and colour," says Singh.

From BBC

In the new study, researchers aimed to overcome these risks by creating safer versions known as "mild" mitochondrial uncouplers.

From Science Daily

While, in most children, chickenpox is a mild disease, Dr Christie said that "the picture that we see in the hospital is quite different".

From BBC