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six

adjective as in having six of something

noun as in six of something

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The number of active U.S. oil rigs has fallen by 65 so far this year, with the weekly count down by six, to 414 rigs as of Oct.

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“To the contrary, we expect the fourth-quarter industrywide box office will turn out to be the highest grossing fourth quarter in six years,” he said in the statement.

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Born in Warren, Ohio, Browner was the fifth of six brothers, all of whom played college football and four of whom went on to play in the NFL.

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Back in April, that recovery took just six sessions.

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He also notes that going back to 1935, there were six periods similar to now, in which the market rose for six consecutive months ending in October.

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