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breaking

[brey-king] / ˈbreɪ kɪŋ /




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More recently, the chart appears to be breaking above what had been a bearish head-and-shoulders formation.

From Barron's

More recently, the chart appears to be breaking above what had been a bearish head-and-shoulders formation.

From Barron's

Robin is a young bird who was raised by mice and decides to prove her worth by breaking into a human house and stealing the star off the top of their Christmas tree.

From Salon

He described the new archbishop's appointment as "a profound split, profound breaking point".

From BBC

The fee is intended to provide a fair estimate of anticipated losses when actual damages are difficult to calculate, and cannot be used to punish one party for breaking the contract.

From Los Angeles Times