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classic

[klas-ik] / ˈklæs ɪk /




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“What is the space roller coaster of 2026? Space Mountain is a classic from back in the day,” he says, referring to the Disneyland Resort staple launched in 1977.

From Los Angeles Times

It had been a classic run but I was ready for sleep.

From Literature

But “what we’re seeing right now is classic crisis trading: investors cutting risk, selling whatever they can for cash and covering margin calls elsewhere,” said Adrian Ash, a researcher at BullionVault .

From Barron's

But “what we’re seeing right now is classic crisis trading: investors cutting risk, selling whatever they can for cash and covering margin calls elsewhere,” said Adrian Ash, a researcher at BullionVault .

From Barron's

“In classic fashion, it’s like a two-minute walk from my house.”

From The Wall Street Journal