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once

[wuhns] / wʌns /




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Digital asset and crypto companies are gaining more banking powers, such as gathering the deposits once limited only to chartered, tightly regulated banks.

From Barron's

Cosmic impacts vary widely, ranging from the constant fall of fine extraterrestrial dust to massive collisions that occur only once every tens of millions of years.

From Science Daily

Brighton are a real Jekyll and Hyde side at the moment, but I always feel they will do well at home - they have only lost once there this season.

From BBC

The attention he brings could help widen Joshua's global reach and reignite interest in a bout that no longer sells itself quite as effortlessly as it once did.

From BBC

“The timing, the holidays, everything hitting at once — it’s overwhelming.”

From Los Angeles Times