bomb site
Britishnoun
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The former taxi driver, a 50-year-old woman, was detained by the police after they noticed her visiting bomb sites in different parts of the town, he said.
From New York Times
Dame Mary once told the Sunday Telegraph that after World War Two, there were "10 years of gloom and despair, when London was a bomb site".
From BBC
Before, there were 10 years of gloom and despair, when London was a bomb site,'' she once told The Sunday Telegraph.
From BBC
Militants in Gaza swiftly responded by firing rockets at southern Israel, prompting Israel warplanes to bomb sites there linked to Hamas.
From BBC
Andriy Kostin, Ukraine's Prosecutor General who accompanied Khan to the bomb site, praised the cooperation between his offices and those of the ICC.
From Reuters
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