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willing

[wil-ing] / ˈwɪl ɪŋ /


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Initially resigned to the assessment they had been given, the couple joined Surrogacy UK in the hope of finding a surrogate who would be willing to use their own eggs.

From BBC

Anthony White KC, who represented Associated, pointed out that a string of experienced journalists were willing to come to court to defend their reputations.

From BBC

Over more than a decade, Chinese companies, willing to take on significant risks, have spent billions of dollars buying up mines in Congo, which produces nearly 75% of the world’s cobalt.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jackson, of “Pulp Fiction” and Marvel fame, said sanctuaries are willing to take in Tina and Billy.

From Los Angeles Times

Major airlines are also able shift their long-haul jets to routes with stronger demand and customers who are willing to pay higher prices, Terry said.

From BBC