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wave

[weyv] / weɪv /




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It’s more that I want to ride that wave of it coming up.

From Los Angeles Times

Dale Romans, a thoroughbred racehorse trainer, has also made waves in the race since entering the primary in November, though no polling has been conducted that includes Romans.

From Salon

Scientists at the University of Amsterdam have developed a new way to use gravitational waves from black holes to uncover the presence of dark matter and learn more about its behavior.

From Science Daily

Joshua and Paul were filmed racing speedboats along the Miami River on Sunday, laughing and waving as the skyline slid past behind them.

From BBC

West Bengal, like others along the frontier, has long seen waves of migration as people sought work or fled religious persecution.

From BBC