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torch

[tawrch] / tɔrtʃ /


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New International Olympic Committee chief Kirsty Coventry fought back tears on Wednesday as she urged nations to come together in the 2026 Winter Games, as the torch relay set off from ancient Olympia in Greece.

From Barron's

In this instance, the firefighter estimates more than a thousand trees were torched.

From Los Angeles Times

Make sure you have a fully charged mobile, a torch and batteries, and any medication you need.

From BBC

National Highways is working closely with the Met Office, which has told all drivers to ensure their vehicles are packed with essentials - such as food, clothing and a torch - in the event of any delays.

From BBC

But I do think investors may be disappointed if they are looking for Nvidia to carry the torch in the near term, especially given its fragile action after three of the last four earnings reactions.

From Barron's