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calling

[kaw-ling] / ˈkɔ lɪŋ /


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It’s still unsettling to hear the bear move around underneath the house even though it’s been a month, Johnson said, calling the saga a “roller coaster.”

From Los Angeles Times

Kudos to Deutsche Bank and Oppenheimer, which were the most bullish and came nearest to calling the final result.

From MarketWatch

Every single collector, as we’re calling them, had a story going on.

From Los Angeles Times

But the former prime minister retains a loyal base of supporters, who claim that he's a victim of unfair rulings and who have showed up at his trials calling for his release.

From BBC

If Fair keeps her close, it will ensure she is connected with the services she needs and prevent her from calling 911 dispatch, reducing the possibility of a full-blown crisis involving officers or unnecessary hospitalizations.

From Los Angeles Times