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release

[ri-lees] / rɪˈlis /




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Each stone has a sensor on it to ensure players release their grip on the handle before the thick green line that runs across the ice, known as the hog line.

From BBC

The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a previously unseen photo to mark Valentine's Day.

From BBC

It can take up to a year before they are deemed fit for release back into warmer waters.

From BBC

In many cases, a flood of neutrinos released during this collapse generates a powerful shock wave that tears the star apart in a supernova.

From Science Daily

The man was released hours later and has denied any involvement in her disappearance.

From Los Angeles Times