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sporting

[spawr-ting, spohr-] / ˈspɔr tɪŋ, ˈspoʊr- /


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All APA funded athletes also receive access to private medical care, a Personal Development Award including financial support, access to Professional Lifestyle practitioners and access to coaching, sports science, medicine and other sporting expenses.

From BBC

He whipped it around human subjects and through vast buildings, filming shorts and commercials, which prepared him for the toughest test in his profession: keeping up with live sporting events.

From The Wall Street Journal

The matches at Cardiff's 74,000 Principality Stadium usually sell out or reach high capacity for a tournament that has traditionally been a highlight of the Welsh sporting calendar.

From BBC

It doesn’t take into account the impact that sporting outcomes could have on results and thus doesn’t bake in “the modest benefit from year-to-date sport outcomes.”

From MarketWatch

Most operagoers before a recent matinee of Richard Wagner’s “Götterdämmerung” were looking forward to escaping the madness of a global sporting spectacle for the next 5½ hours.

From The Wall Street Journal