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trench

[trench] / trɛntʃ /


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It will, according to Nick Card, involve "keyhole surgery" to open a small trench to investigate "this anomaly".

From BBC

“They’re about to go to war, and I want to be in the trench with them.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“It’s actually infuriating people because people know what they’re paying at the grocery store,” she said, while urging Republicans to “show we are in the trenches with them” rather than denying their experience.

From Los Angeles Times

At the southern edge of the city, they saw corpses piled up in the huge trench the RSF had dug to surround it.

From Barron's

Burberry, famed for its trench coats, has refocused also on outerwear in a bid to improve its fortunes.

From Barron's