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thirst

[thurst] / θɜrst /


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China’s small teapot refiners, which the fleet supplies, have less exposure to sanctions and their thirst for discounted crude makes Iranian barrels attractive.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Prisoners for Palestine campaign group identified the inmate as Muhammad Umer Khalid, 22, who they say began a thirst strike on Friday.

From BBC

Hopefully the journey of “KPop Demon Hunters,” surpassing everyone’s expectations, can teach Hollywood that both audiences and Oscar voters thirst for fresher adventures in animation.

From Los Angeles Times

The startup says its discoveries can help sate the U.S.’s thirst for power.

From The Wall Street Journal

But experts on power generation and transmission told MarketWatch there are no easy solutions that address Big Tech’s thirst for power and the tensions it creates with consumers’ concern about the cost of living.

From MarketWatch