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[tahymz] / taɪmz /




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D’Amaro, who has run the company’s pivotal parks and experiences division for six years, will be charged with steering the Burbank entertainment giant through increasingly turbulent times.

From Los Angeles Times

These have three times more power in the electrical part of the hybrid engines this year and are energy starved as a result.

From BBC

He also wrote compulsively, at times drafting “as many as two or three six-page letters a day” to his brother Theo.

From The Wall Street Journal

The map covers a region of sky about 2.5 times the size of the full Moon, located in the constellation Sextans.

From Science Daily

I used this strategy nearly two dozen times, and not once did someone sit next to me, even on flights that looked close to full.

From Los Angeles Times