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annual

adjective as in occurring, done yearly

adjective as in lasting for a year

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noun as in book produced once a year

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Compton Unified and Los Angeles Unified stood out for surpassing pre-pandemic scores while making strong annual gains.

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The group organising the rallies, GenZ 212, has called for larger demonstrations on Thursday, the eve of a highly anticipated annual speech by King Mohammed VI.

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The company has told investors to expect revenue at its cloud infrastructure segment to reach $144 billion by the end of fiscal 2030, implying a 68% compound annual growth rate over four years.

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The Internal Revenue Service on Thursday released a batch of annual tax-code adjustments, including the income ranges needed to notch the preferential tax rate on capital gains.

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Meanwhile, Nvidia’s annual product cadence allows for “the optimization of the entire AI infrastructure,” the analysts said, because customers don’t only want chips, but also to scale out AI deployment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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