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built

adjective as in erected

adjective as in buxom

adjective as in muscular

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For most of those roughly 20 years, the bank was headquartered in the middle of Midtown at the Union Carbide Building, which was built in 1960 for a workforce of about 3,500.

The members are built like dockworkers and dressed like a deleted scene from “The Warriors”: black-and-green leather vests with a spiky-haired skull back patch.

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Five Point built on the success of the LandBridge offering to take WaterBridge public as investors saw similarities between the two businesses, Whittle said.

Tricolor isn’t a private credit fund, but its businesses was built on the same idea: Borrow money from banks, lend it to borrowers who don’t have access to bank financing—for a high yield.

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The Nation magazine credits the group with having “built” his “electoral machine.”

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