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powerhouse

[pou-er-hous] / ˈpaʊ ərˌhaʊs /




















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Across the world, down under, the Australian Open shows off the country’s best culinary powerhouses courtside.

From Salon

AFP looks at what the government in the regional powerhouse is doing.

From Barron's

They look like a powerhouse, a unit that is focused on winning games and is desperate to put the last few years of finishing second in the Premier League to bed.

From BBC

The island of Hokkaido has long been an agricultural powerhouse – now Japan is investing billions to turn it into a global hub for advanced semiconductors.

From BBC

They have even turned into powerhouses in lacrosse and fencing.

From The Wall Street Journal