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some

Definition for some

adjective as in few

Strongest matches

a few, any

Weak matches

a bit, a little, part of

adjective as in extraordinary

adjective as in a little

Strong match

approximately

Weak matches

any, few, several

pronoun as in any

Strongest match

a few

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Raschke offered some of her findings in “Street Smarts,” a book written in collaboration with Larry Connors.

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At some point, the trader becomes more deliberate about their development, figuring out what kind of trader they will be.

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It goes to the same part of the brain that gambling goes to, which is why some people click far too often.

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It’s nice to talk about staying with a trade, but trend following has some 40% drawdowns if you are trading it appropriately.

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I know he’s blaming himself for the current bumblings—“It starts with me”—but I don’t want to see him scrambling from my defense in a playoff game, flipping some bloop pass that ricochets off the back of a referee’s head and into the gentle manicured paws of Travis Kelce in the end zone.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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