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visit

[viz-it] / ˈvɪz ɪt /






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She is allowed weekly visits to Duannis, who has staged several hunger strikes.

From Los Angeles Times

The Kennel Club also said 72% of dog owners were more likely to visit a restaurant, pub or cafe if their dog could come.

From BBC

However, on this occasion Dinesh decided to shop around online for a cheaper deal for their trip they had planned for eight years to visit relatives in Gujarat.

From BBC

No country has been more central to Apple's rise -- or more fraught for its future -- than China, with Cook cementing ties to the Asian superpower through regular appearances at local Apple stores and official visits.

From Barron's

On one of those prison visits, Maduro, a union leader advising Chávez, started winking at her.

From The Wall Street Journal