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wind

[wind, wahynd, wind] / wɪnd, waɪnd, wɪnd /




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Still, Scheffler finished with another eagle for a round of 63 and the joint lead at 20 under par, just as winds picked up for the remaining players on the course.

From Barron's

Sometimes it pays to lean into the wind.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each model was driven by the same wind and sea-surface temperature data.

From Science Daily

Whatever the method, it winds up a big sheet of ice, which makes it far more challenging and faster.

From Los Angeles Times

The metal, needed for solar panels and wind turbines, generates about 15 percent of Zambia's GDP and more than 70 percent of export earnings.

From Barron's