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crunch

[kruhnch] / krʌntʃ /




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It leaves Newcastle with more questions than answers as they embark on a crunch run of fixtures.

From BBC

She shone it on me and then turned it off, but I could hear her footsteps crunching over glass as she ran toward me “You’ve come,” she said, covering me with kisses.

From Literature

I crunched the hard kernel while I cracked another.

From Literature

If AI can code and review legal documents, what’s to prevent it from also auditing a company’s books or crunching its tax liability?

From The Wall Street Journal

Analysts at MoffettNathanson crunched the numbers and concluded “the capital needs would be simply enormous” and require “a staggering amount of external financing.”

From MarketWatch