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pile

[pahyl] / paɪl /




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That means traders could carry on piling into and then dumping the stock over the next few weeks, in a bid to make some quick money before the end of 2025.

From Barron's

Times offices, I gathered piles of old papers and envisioned Michael and Greg in a flurry of pages, an energetic and playful nod to their show’s spirit.

From Los Angeles Times

The price of new cars and trucks in the U.S. has increased 33% since 2020, and consumers are piling on interest as they stretch out loan terms to eight, nine and nearly 10 years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tokyo was the standout, piling on two percent thanks to a weaker yen.

From Barron's

As Australia resumed on 271-4, England could have been facing two sessions in the field while the home side piled on runs at will.

From BBC