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return

[ri-turn] / rɪˈtɜrn /










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The 30-year-old was feeling vaguely bearish about the U.S. dollar and hunting for a better return than the 2% yield offered by his government bonds.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Doncic did return to play and finished the game with 29 points, six assists and five rebounds.

From Los Angeles Times

McVay fired coordinator Chase Blackburn in December, the day after Seattle’s Rashid Shaheed returned a punt for a touchdown in a Week 16 overtime defeat at Seattle.

From Los Angeles Times

When he returned for a second interim spell after Wilfried Nancy's tumultuous and brief reign, the ship was taking on water at an alarming rate.

From BBC

He hopes that if international oil companies return, they will help clean the lake.

From BBC