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handle

Definition for handle

noun as in something to grip

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knob, shaft, stem

noun as in nickname

verb as in touch

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check, examine, hold, test, try

Weak match

pick up

verb as in carry as merchandise

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offer, sell

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market, retail, stock, trade

Weak matches

deal in, traffic in

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"Our method performs the same kinds of operations that today's GPUs handle, like convolutions and attention layers, but does them all at the speed of light," says Dr. Zhang.

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Popple tries to detect how candidates will handle market volatility, asking how long they tend to dwell on big losses.

Elements in Rousseau’s paintings are often handled differently, and sometimes don’t completely add up.

McGregor Scott, was furious about how the arrest was handled, saying she was seriously ill and in need of a liver transplant.

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The Senate last month passed the Math Act, which corrects the often infuriating way the agency handles clerical errors.

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