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brake

[breyk] / breɪk /




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In fact, she had been the brake woman on the Swiss national team and had hoped to be competing in these Olympics herself.

From Los Angeles Times

After the German release of its debt brake a year ago, potentially unleashing $1 trillion of government spending, there’s a new capital cycle starting, Lancaster believes.

From MarketWatch

U.S. automakers have been pumping the brakes on their electric-vehicle businesses for months, and the costs are piling up.

From The Wall Street Journal

While “Neighbors” smacks of the kind of thing calculated to raise a nation’s already elevated blood pressure, it may have a calming effect or at least tap the brakes on the crazier behavior.

From The Wall Street Journal

While the move raises ethical questions — users receive money they may not immediately repay — consumer advocates say it can function as an emergency brake for people who have borrowed more than they can realistically afford.

From MarketWatch