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[wahyd-spred] / ˈwaɪdˈsprɛd /


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The Workplace Bereavement support group said it was not seeing widespread use of deathbots, but more curiosity from people.

From BBC

Naveed's court case seeking to halt the widespread felling, which is still being heard, argues there is "no excuse" for the tree loss.

From Barron's

Her death has prompted widespread grief and urgent questions about the country's readiness to tackle a persistent and lethal public health issue.

From BBC

The move caused widespread criticism and led to the loss of tens of thousands of subscribers.

From BBC

In England and Wales, vehicle thefts have risen by around 75% in a decade to more than 120,000 a year, reversing declines seen when new security technology became widespread in the 1990s.

From BBC