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order

[awr-der] / ˈɔr dər /










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"It's incredibly frustrating for airlines. The wait between making an order and taking delivery is about seven years," he said.

From BBC

Early data suggest loyal customers are ordering more often than others.

From Barron's

Investors were pleasantly surprised on Tuesday by Super Micro’s Computer’s second-quarter earnings, as the maker of computer hardware topped Wall Street’s expectations and provided proof that some delayed orders from last year finally materialized.

From MarketWatch

With their latest lawsuit, Milstein and Bank are seeking a court order allowing them to demolish the house and compensation for the decline in property value after the city’s decision to declare it a monument.

From Los Angeles Times

Soon afterward, she signed a pair of emergency orders instructing city building officials to suspend those fees while the council works out the details of a new permit relief program.

From Los Angeles Times