noncommercial
Britishadjective
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The fire started in a sparsely populated area in a warehouse and video shared on social media showed at least two noncommercial buildings burning in the blaze.
From Los Angeles Times
But the proposed tariff isn’t just a boneheaded move that would destroy small-budget filmmaking, it’s a covert way for Trump to keep undermining and disabling state funding for progressive noncommercial filmmaking and art.
From Salon
Prior to the latest allegations, Escamilla was facing misdemeanor charges in a February incident in the San Fernando Valley including trespass, entering a noncommercial dwelling and resisting arrest and was free on $10,000 bail.
From Los Angeles Times
Latin America is also a global pioneer in trying to overcome a long-standing challenge for noncommercial journals in the Global South: invisibility.
From Science Magazine
“Removing bones from the ground without proper field techniques is still a problem with many commercial and noncommercial paleontologists,” Sertich acknowledges.
From Science Magazine
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