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stack

noun as in pile

verb as in pile up

Strongest matches

Weak match

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Experience suggests that odds are stacked against Indian apps, especially when habit-forming giants like WhatsApp and Facebook dominate.

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The stack of letters submitted in support of Lira include notes from several of Girardi’s relatives, including his brother, attorney John Girardi, and his daughter, Jacqueline Lira, who is married to Lira.

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“There may be some edge cases of generations that get through that shouldn’t, and getting our stack to work well will take some iteration,” Altman wrote in his blog post.

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Relationship psychologist Anjula Mutanda says: "Your partner may have made a lot of effort, but in your mind, they don't quite stack up to your high standard."

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"Customers will choose the best technology stack for running the world's most popular commercial applications and open-source models. We'll continue to work to earn the trust and support of mainstream developers everywhere."

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

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