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reflect

[ri-flekt] / rɪˈflɛkt /




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As its operations wind down, members of the Hostages Families Forum have been reflecting on its extraordinary evolution which turned the grassroots group into a powerful international lobbying force.

From BBC

In the singles countdown, PinkPantheress was the runaway winner - but the rest of the field was tightly packed, reflecting a year where there haven't been many universally popular, culturally dominant songs.

From BBC

Google and Apple have reportedly warned some visa‑holding employees against international travel because return processing times could stretch up to a year, reflecting the sharp backlog at U.S. embassies worldwide.

From Salon

It reflects whether financial positions tend to stay fixed or change over time.

From Science Daily

That is reflected behind the scenes among the hierarchy, with Champions League qualification again the priority.

From BBC