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bunch

[buhnch] / bʌntʃ /




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“Teslas are just starting to look old. You have a bunch of other options, and they all look newer and fresher.”

From Los Angeles Times

Some left bunches of flowers and candles, while others placed messages at a makeshift shrine.

From BBC

You walk up to a bunch of nice people in Hoosiers sweatshirts and you make the following, startling announcement:

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead of focusing on freak athletes with a bunch of stars after their names, his staff looked for players that fit his schemes.

From The Wall Street Journal

A steady stream of people brought candles and flowers; sometimes a single rose, sometimes a large bunch.

From Barron's