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heap

[heep] / hip /




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The analysts generally prefer utilities and other power providers that can meet new demands from data centers without heaping new burdens on consumers.

From Barron's

Defeat would mean a fourth successive series loss in Australia, extend England's run without winning the Ashes to at least 12 years and heap significant pressure on the tourists' management.

From BBC

Potential stumbling blocks include the release of heaps of economic data delayed by the government shutdown, which could point to further weakness in the labor market or reinforce the stickiness of inflation.

From MarketWatch

When England have fallen in a heap, it is usually because of the batting.

From BBC

While this draw is more timely than past ones, there is still a whole heap of rugby to be played before the tournament begins in October 2027.

From BBC