Medford

[med-ferd]

noun

1. a city in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

2. a city in SW Oregon.

Example Sentences

The film’s last act follows a massive reenactment at a Medford, Ore., high school, where a “mass casualty drill” was scheduled after a janitor turned himself into police before acting on homicidal thoughts.

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Davidson was on the bench, in foul trouble, for a long stretch of the state championship game against South Medford.

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When I was in high school, I danced at Bill Fowler’s Dance Academy in Medford, Mass. I did that for five years, and I loved it.

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“A business is an operation to make money and to expand. And to expand, you have to find more blue zones,” says Anthony Medford, a demographer at the University of Southern Denmark.

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"The nOPV2 vaccine is expected to effectively interrupt poliovirus transmission and thus markedly reduce the risk of seeding further polio outbreaks," Medford said.

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