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hoard

[hawrd, hohrd] / hɔrd, hoʊrd /




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The hoard was valued at $54.9 billion as of early Monday.

From Barron's

Meta, another tech behemoth, has a slightly less massive cash hoard and is seen as likely needing more debt to realize Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s large ambitions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Or if you grew up without financial security, you may hoard money later in life.

From New York Times

Discovery, was long considered the best steward of its cultural hoard.

From Los Angeles Times

For reasons that remain unclear, the jail’s staff members allowed Mr. Epstein to hoard extra blankets, linens, bedding and clothing, even though he had tried to hang himself earlier.

From New York Times