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Meanings of digest the news in English

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Usage of digest the news in English
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A newfound esteem blossoms behind their eyes as they digest the news.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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We are only just beginning to digest the news here.
The Irish Times
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Amused fans posted their congratulations, with many unable to digest the news they'd overtaken Jenner.
News.com.au
4
Mr. Pollock scratched his head, listened attentively, and then sat down to digest the news.
Hiram the Young Farmer
5
Wallander tried to digest the news as he drove.
Firewall
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Please, have a seat to digest the news and try and make sense of the plot.
The Irish Times
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Into the spaces my mother was granting me to digest the news, a stray thought flew.
Kalooki Nights
8
Their spouse or child had taken a day off to digest the news and later, take stock.
The Guardian
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Kieron Campbell could not digest the news.
The Irish Times
10
Roland stood before her, as if unable to digest the news: his mouth open, his eyes staring.
The Channings: A Story
11
Our aim is to help the winner digest the news and enjoy every step of this life-changing experience.
The South African
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Lizzie tried to digest the news.
Wench: a novel
13
The first season ended with the Xulus behind bars and the Mdletshes trying to digest the news of the switched babies.
The South African
14
Copper paused to digest the news of the ECB's program as well as the bank's decision to keep interest rates on hold.
Reuters
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Mr Paulin said his thoughts were with the workers and their families as they digest the news, and a consultation process has begun.
Radio NZ
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Our main priority is to help the winner digest the news and for them to enjoy every step of this life-changing win, said Msizi.
The South African
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