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call in

verb as in invoke

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Management said on the second-quarter earnings call in August that its enterprise segment grew by double-digit percentages quarter over quarter, a sign that the growth is still in the early stages.

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In turn, that often prompts those employees to call in sick or skip work for other reasons, as was the case during the 2018-19 shutdown.

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The letter “asks a lot of us,” Bourla told analysts on an earnings call in early August.

“We have been asleep at the regulatory switch…putting the system at risk,” Marc Rowan, Apollo’s chief executive, told investors on a call in February.

Fearing consequences, some officers have taken to posting about misconduct anonymously on social media or recruiting surrogates to call in to Police Commission hearings to raise allegations of wrongdoing on their behalf.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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