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put

[poot] / pʊt /




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It will be the first time the capsule has been put through its paces with a human crew on board.

From BBC

Bankers and lawyers say because smaller deals are less of a must-have, buyers are more willing to put them on hold.

From The Wall Street Journal

It put out word that it was building a factory and needed a site.

From The Wall Street Journal

The more you merge, the more people you fire and the more machines you put in their place.

From Los Angeles Times

Michelle said the Welsh government needed to put pressure on the UK government, which makes decisions on the carer's allowance, to help support people in Wales.

From BBC