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pocket

[pok-it] / ˈpɒk ɪt /






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“The Grace Blackwell system is nearly two tons, and so you’re not going to be putting that in your pocket or your backpack anytime soon,” he said, referring to the chip maker’s latest-generation AI platform.

From MarketWatch

A flurry of rule changes prolonged players’ college careers, made it easier than ever for them to jump from school to school and put NIL money in their pockets.

From The Wall Street Journal

But current Warner shareholders will have cash in their pockets by then and can watch the show from the cheap seats.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet there is widespread concern that there might be pockets of troubled loans, especially among nonbank lenders like private credit funds that focused on software companies or certain kinds of consumer loans.

From The Wall Street Journal

When prices rise, producers are typically quids in, while users are out of pocket.

From BBC