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saddle

noun as in seat on horse

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His employers risk being saddled with stars on the decline and a barren farm system after his departure.

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It also left him saddled with enormous expectations to deliver in the moments that matter most.

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The deals have turned Occidental into a formidable oil-and-gas producer but also saddled it with billions of dollars in debt that weigh it down when oil prices sag.

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Asked whether the maneuver would help dealers who are saddled with EVs on their lots, Moreno said, “Is stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the taxpayer good for car dealers?”

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Hollub’s aggressive financial strategy has hurt Occidental because it has saddled Occidental with too much debt.

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