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[turm] / tɜrm /






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Rowland says it is a worry such a large site will be built by a company who will not be there long term.

From BBC

We have density in terms of the market and the penetration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her contract had ended at the close of the summer term and she showed me a leaving card the girls had signed.

From BBC

In the short term, the US attack will likely trigger "a massive surge in prices" with what follows depending on how far the conflict escalates, Falakshahi said.

From Barron's

He's worried that, in the long term, people are potentially risking their lives.

From BBC