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put

[poot] / pʊt /




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One way cinemas are challenging YouTube and Netflix is by trying harder to book movies that will actually put butts in seats.

From The Wall Street Journal

That put the 54-year-old Tesla chief in an uncomfortable position at various points during the war as he navigated the tension between his outspoken personality and his companies’ commercial interests in foreign countries.

From The Wall Street Journal

To put the scarcity of life into perspective, a single seafloor sample from the North Sea can contain up to 20,000 animals.

From Science Daily

But Baroness Lawrence said she only considered allegations of hacking after receiving an email from Prince Harry, who put her in touch with lawyer David Sherborne.

From BBC

A White House official confirmed to the BBC that the Russian oil-linked tariffs will be dropped as part of the agreement and other tariffs lowered to put the rate at 18%.

From BBC