Peace talks can stall, the BoE can surprise, and consultation papers can land with teeth. That leaves investors watching a thinner cushion than yesterday's rally suggests, with the trade-off between geopolitical optim…
Please could a filmmaker make a gripping TV drama series about what the mass failure of harvests in the foreseeable future will mean for ordinary people’s lives. The “Don’t Look Up” metaphor didn’t land with many, th…
(transitive, UK) To assign extra work or burdensome work to (someone).
My boss landed me with dozens of assignments.
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hahah oh man. That really names something for me because I feel like we're living in 60s-70s therapy land with the tone of some of these models
“Please could a filmmaker make a gripping TV drama series about what the mass failure of harvests in the foreseeable future will mean for ordinary people’s lives. The “Don’t Look Up” metaphor didn’t land with many, they need to see it! Do it before a Reform govt bans you!! Please”
“hahah oh man. That really names something for me because I feel like we're living in 60s-70s therapy land with the tone of some of these models”
“Incredible. We’re so into La-la land with this court. They truly do not believe in democracy.”
“This is interesting (I'm still in debt to the OP for windpower Jesus, my only recognized god, until we cover more land with solar panels, then it's back to Ra).”
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