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unfold

[uhn-fohld] / ʌnˈfoʊld /




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In an email thread released this weekend, a similar exchange unfolded between Epstein and a person whose name was redacted.

From The Wall Street Journal

"But when someone encounters us... when our message touches something deep within them, when it awakens the peace that has always lived quietly in their own heart -- something sacred begins to unfold."

From Barron's

He may not be around, however, to see how the rest of the season unfolds.

From Los Angeles Times

Kaszas, who explained how the events unfolded, said she had initially thought the passenger was about to push her off the bus.

From BBC

While much of the music on the LP seems to unfold in the shadows, several tracks are lighter in mood.

From The Wall Street Journal