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crystal

[kris-tl] / ˈkrɪs tl /


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Performing in the top ranks now costs millions of dollars, which schools put towards towering floats, dazzling crystal and feather-covered outfits, and the pomp that make the parade a global attraction.

From Barron's

An idea forming in his mind suddenly became crystal clear.

From Literature

“We want to be crystal clear that the systems available in today’s vehicles are driver assistance systems: you’re driving,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even when he cried tears of happiness, his tears turned to crystal flowers.

From Literature

“I want to be crystal clear: We are not going to accept a deal that is not fair to our members,” said Crabtree-Ireland onstage at CES.

From Los Angeles Times