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corner

[kawr-ner] / ˈkɔr nər /






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Even the tiniest bits — the corner of a cheese wedge, the last few sprigs of herbs — can elevate a dish if treated with a little care.

From Salon

The processors are part of a fast-growing network of data centers reshaping this rusty industrial corner of L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

And it looked for a moment Monday night as if the Rams had turned a corner.

From Los Angeles Times

The public will not be forced to buy a 568ml beverage at the bar or from their local corner shop.

From BBC

Before Rodriguez auditioned and secured the minor role, Perry allegedly informed him, “I’m not a bad person to know and have in your corner” and touted the idea of more roles in the future.

From Los Angeles Times