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ongoings

British  
/ ˈɒnɡəʊɪŋz /

plural noun

  1. a Scots word for goings-on

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Instead of jump scare after jump scare, Saul’s novels aim to take readers on an eerie journey during which empathy is built for the characters, and evil and mystic ongoings don’t just happen without reason.

From Seattle Times

Selling out both online and in stores within 24 hours of its release, the sales numbers, combined with the book’s controversial title and content — McCurdy exposes the toxic relationship she had with her mother and the nefarious behind-the-scenes ongoings of one of Nickelodeon’s top TV show creators — made “I’m Glad My Mom Died” impossible to escape in the media.

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Not-so-spoiler alert: These ongoings have to do with an NXIVM-type cult.

From Seattle Times

I informed him of the latest ongoings with L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

Such was Novack's intention, she said, highlighting that Talley has been in countless fashion documentaries about other people, brands and industry ongoings.

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