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crave

[kreyv] / kreɪv /




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Since they have extremely long-dated liabilities—people’s lives—their managers crave long-duration but “safe” investments.

From The Wall Street Journal

And resorts that crave group bookings increasingly cater to mixed abilities, says Craig Burton, chief executive of Active Travel Group, which plans excursions for corporate clients.

From The Wall Street Journal

As readers, we still crave the heightened, obsessive love that “Wuthering Heights” mastered so singularly.

From Los Angeles Times

If your pot feels thin or underpowered, it may be craving something savory — a spoonful of bouillon, a splash of soy sauce, a handful of mushrooms.

From Salon

These medications reduce cravings for salty snacks, chocolate and sweetened drinks.

From MarketWatch