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a lot

[uh lot] / ə ˈlɒt /




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“There’s obviously a lot of celebrities that live here, but they’re all neighbors.”

From Los Angeles Times

“These things take a lot of twists and turns. Just this week, we’ve had a lot of twists and turns.”

From Salon

But it might take a lot more for the much-needed jolt of confidence and festive spirit to spread across the economy.

From BBC

“Both companies still need to raise a lot of debt, and the price of that has now gotten more expensive,” he wrote.

From MarketWatch

“I recognize a lot of similarities between him and me. So we grew up literally in the same radius, in the same neighborhood together,” Hicks told a local Chicago news station in May.

From The Wall Street Journal