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mothball

[mawth-bawl, moth-] / ˈmɔθˌbɔl, ˈmɒθ- /




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Yet he expects “limited impact” in the near term from companies bringing mothballed sites back online.

From The Wall Street Journal

The third reason is Iraq – OPEC’s second largest oil producer – has started to mothball production at some its biggest fields and could make further cuts in the coming days, according to a Bloomberg report.

From Barron's

Whatever the case, “Adult/Child’s” mothballing led to another withdrawal by Wilson, who had far less to do with the band’s next few records and who eventually turned to a solo career.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, the metal’s prices could be supported by supply concerns after miner South32 disclosed plans to mothball its smelter in Mozambique, according to the analysts.

From The Wall Street Journal

The paper’s books section has been mothballed and its daily news podcast, “Post Reports,” will be suspended.

From Salon