Usage of "extreme places"

Locations where physical, developmental, geographic, and weather-related records have been set.

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Examples for "records"

Spain records first case of sexually transmitted Zika virus, health authorities said. 
 Reuters 

Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year: 
 Depths 

Electronic patient records were feasible for research, although several areas needed improvement. 
 Pubmed 

First, most studies of incident dementia identified cases from health system records. 
 Pubmed 

The Company offers records and information management services, and data management services. 
 Reuters 

The rise takes South African petrol prices back towards a record-breaking figure. 
 The South African 

Grey seal pups have had record-breaking year at Blakeney Point in Norfolk. 
 BBC 

After 11 hours and five minutes, John Isner won the record-breaking game. 
 Reuters 

This of course led to our Earth-shattering, jaw-dropping, mind-blowing, record-breaking thirty-seven-second pose. 
 On Edge 

Justin Thomas encountered the problems associated with backing up a record-breaking performance. 
 The Guardian 

Usage of extreme places in English

Turns out this stuff is quite important for surviving in extreme places. 
 The Guardian 

What about the pod's potential to facilitate long-term living in environmentally extreme places? 
 Wired 

She talks to Jesse about life in extreme places, and poses some questions for the audience. 
 Radio NZ 

The findings are inspiring others to search for more complex life in extreme places, rather than just looking for bacteria. 
 BBC 

extreme

Adjective

place

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Meanings of extreme places in English