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stride

[strahyd] / straɪd /


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But the rest of the market took the news in stride, with the S&P 500 riding a gain of about 0.4% to an all-time high.

From Los Angeles Times

While Candy and Short’s careers hit their stride in the mid-‘80s, O’Hara popped up in small parts, including in Martin Scorsese’s cult comedy “After Hours.”

From Salon

Two youngsters no one knew strode into our compound asking for the master.

From Literature

The company said it’s taking strides to diversify its business.

From MarketWatch

Even a player who is quickly labeled a failure can take years to find the right situation and hit his stride.

From The Wall Street Journal