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plug

[pluhg] / plʌg /






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I told her and Spokane didn’t exactly make her click her heels, because her life is about being plugged into big cities.

From Los Angeles Times

But certainly in terms of goals he is looking the most likely player to plug the gap.

From BBC

Stocks plugged along in mixed trading near record highs, and oil kept sliding modestly.

From Barron's

Stocks plugged along in mixed trading near record highs, and oil kept sliding modestly.

From Barron's

Its leadership, including Chief Executive David Zaslav, spent nearly three years cutting staff and pulling the plug on projects to pay down debt.

From Los Angeles Times