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Weekly Digest 09.03.25

Lingard

This news article provides an overview of the latest events and developments across various domains. It encompasses a wide range of topics including politics, economy, science, culture, and more. The summary is crafted based on up-to-date news and factual information, delivering readers a concise yet comprehensive understanding of the key highlights covered in the article.

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remain / rɪˈmeɪn /verb

to continue to exist or be present

disparities remain

persistendure

launched / lɔːntʃt /verb

To send a spacecraft, rocket, or missile into the air or into space

The spacecraft Athena, launched by Intuitive Machines, landed lopsided on the Moon.

blast offtake offliftoffsend up

droughts / draʊts /noun

A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall leading to a shortage of water

Prolonged droughts have pushed women into informal fishing for survival.

dry spellwater scarcityaridfamine

million / ˈmɪljən /noun

A sum of money, often a large one

The project cost several million.

billionthousandcurrency

motile / ˈmoʊtaɪl /adjective

Capable of movement

The study found that men with a higher number of motile sperm lived 2–3 years longer.

motility

hackers / ˈhækərz /noun

A person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data

North Korean hackers cash out hundreds of millions from $1.5bn ByBit hack.

cybercriminalcrackerphishercyber-attacker

reinvention / ˌriːɪnˈvenʃən /noun

the action or process through which something is changed so much that it appears to be entirely new

Lady Gaga has built her career on constant reinvention.

transformationinnovationrenewal

laundered / ˈlɔːndərd /verb

convert illegally obtained funds into legitimate assets

They laundered the stolen money through a series of shell corporations.

washconceal

altered / ˈɔːltərd /verb

To change or modify something

The group altered the data.

modifiedchangedadjustedrevised

crypto / ˈkrɪptoʊ /noun

any digital currency that uses cryptography to secure transactions

a record-breaking $1.5 billion crypto heist

pearls / pɜːrlz /noun

A hard, glistening object produced within the soft tissue of a living shelled mollusk, often used as jewelry

Rihanna gave birth in pearls and sunglasses.

jewelrygemstoneoyster

exploitative / ɪkˈsplɔɪ.tə.tɪv /adjective

taking unfair advantage

Prolonged droughts have pushed women into informal fishing for survival, where they face exploitative sex-for-fish arrangements due to power imbalances.

unethicaloppressive

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