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►Will Trump’s Iran gamble pay off?

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►Mideast clashes spark fears Iran may block vital Strait of Hormuz trade route

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This week's word in the news: ARID

DEFINITION:
Being without moisture; extremely dry; parched.

FOUND IN THE NEWS:
The unpredictability of illegal fireworks make them dangerous in the arid desert climate, said Riddle, who is also bureau commander of Metro’s Northeast Area Command.
►The Las Vegas Review-Journal -- 06/30/2025