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plow

[plou] / plaʊ /


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For now, at least, a weak yen and other data suggest Japanese investors are still plowing money overseas.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the notion that I would plow ahead with authorizing driverless cars without the agency’s analysis and recommendations is absurd.

From The Wall Street Journal

The AI-powered robot didn’t fold clothes as fast as humans, but it patiently plowed through the laundry one pile at a time.

From Los Angeles Times

Its population has reaped the benefits of the so-called peace dividend—when military spending was cut back after the Cold War and the extra funds plowed into social spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

The plow is “a child of the north / like Romanticism,” its blade pushing “at its superb angle . . . everything before it, / old snow with the new, garbage and beer cans.”

From The Wall Street Journal