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tired

[tahyuhrd] / taɪərd /


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Meanwhile, one American player had a dissenting view about the status of this tournament, Harper offering a tired argument.

From Los Angeles Times

But Mayor Kate Gallego says the local population is growing tired of seeing data centers multiply in their communities, straining water supplies and a power grid that are already at breaking point.

From Barron's

"I'm finally able to say, 'No, sorry, I'm tired and I'm going to have an early night. Have whatever you want for supper; Daddy is here.'"

From BBC

If you’ve written to me recently to say you’re tired of so much AI coverage, see my recent stories on beef and Iran.

From Barron's

I tried doing this, but I mostly just felt confused and tired under the sun on my front porch, waiting for the Earth to work on me.

From Los Angeles Times