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abacus

[ab-uh-kuhs, uh-bak-uhs] / ˈæb ə kəs, əˈbæk əs /




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You can put away the abacus for this year though.

From BBC

She had accused her old department of promoting an "abacus economics" of "making sure that tax and spend add up," saying greater focus was required on promoting economic growth.

From BBC

Prime Minister Liz Truss and her allies promised that when she came into office, she would fix the economy by ditching “the stale economic orthodoxy” and “so-called abacus economics.”

From Washington Post

The new PM, a former Treasury minister, has accused her old department of promoting an "abacus economics" of "making sure that tax and spend add up," saying greater focus was required on promoting economic growth.

From BBC

Thus many of her pieces, like earrings with lines of delicately strung freshwater pearls that resemble an abacus, are made entirely in house.

From New York Times