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[toht-l] / ˈtoʊt l /






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They had all separately bought gift cards for her other brother's birthday from the same Tesco store within a week of each other, spending £120 in total.

From BBC

That's an issue that the wider squad will have to consider, too, given their issues in scoring competitive totals in the first innings of matches.

From Barron's

Executive orders on trade and tariffs, totaling 34, led to a 12% drop in the S&P 500 in April and raised the average effective tariff rate to nearly 17%.

From Barron's

This season's World Cup campaign includes a total of nine races taking place before the finals at Kvitfjell in Norway on 21 March 2026.

From BBC

Lawyers for the clinic argue it has the right to renew its lease for a total of six more years.

From BBC