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spread

[spred] / sprɛd /






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This shift in immune cell production boosts T cell activity and changes how immune cells interact within areas where cancer spreads.

From Science Daily

Fans have been delighting in his expressive range, with his wide eyes, blushing cheeks and gaping jaw regularly stealing the show, and memes spreading across social media in tribute.

From BBC

ByteDance now owns just under 20 percent of the company, with the rest spread across several mainly US companies.

From Barron's

At night, when the temperature dips below zero, you can put on your softest sweater and curl up with a good book in a number of reading nooks spread across the building.

From The Wall Street Journal

The centre - branded as a private wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre - is home to more than 2,000 species, including lions, elephants and tigers, and is spread over 3,500 acres.

From BBC