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Since then, the group has lost one-third of its value as its total market cap shrank to $792 billion.
DESPITE WARREN BUFFETT’S SELLOFF, BANK STOCKS LOOK LIKE GREAT BUYS IN THIS MARKETSHAWN TULLYAUGUST 18, 2020FORTUNESometimes this is conveyed by declarations in all caps about how amazing the universe is.
‘THE END OF EVERYTHING’ EXPLORES THE WAYS THE UNIVERSE COULD PERISHEMILY CONOVERAUGUST 4, 2020SCIENCE NEWSWe found that smaller companies have been suffering, with the total market cap of companies worth $1-10 billion falling by 10% so far this year.
WHY BIG TECH IS RIDING HIGH WHILE THE US STOCK MARKET TANKSDAN KOPFJULY 24, 2020QUARTZPeople have lost their jobs and are left with no or limited sources of income, companies specifically small and medium cap businesses are shutting down.
THE IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS ON DIGITAL MARKETING AND EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONSBIRBAHADUR KATHAYATJULY 23, 2020SEARCH ENGINE WATCHThat might mean setting a price cap on what a landlord can charge or limiting the amount the rent can be raised.
WHY RENT CONTROL DOESN’T WORK (EP. 373 REBROADCAST)STEPHEN J. DUBNERMARCH 12, 2020FREAKONOMICSAt once cover the mouth of the tube with a filter-paper cap moistened with saturated aqueous solution of silver nitrate (1:1).
A MANUAL OF CLINICAL DIAGNOSISJAMES CAMPBELL TODDWith horror she had heard her brother addressed by a disreputable costermonger in a mangy fur cap, as "Old pal."
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME I (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS"It's like that out here on the Riviera," said Jane, shaking her head so gloomily that the ruffled cap wobbled.
ROSEMARY IN SEARCH OF A FATHERC. N. WILLIAMSONBut his head was too hot to wear a thinking cap, and no story would come at his half-hearted call.
ROSEMARY IN SEARCH OF A FATHERC. N. WILLIAMSONThe more enthusiastic among the audience, male and female, also sport the red cap of liberty.
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME I (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLSWORDS RELATED TO CAP
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- put one over on
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- dupes
- end-runs
- fakes out
- finagles
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- gooses
- gulls
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- outgenerals
- outguesses
- outjockeys
- outmaneuvers
- outthinks
- overreaches
- pulls a fast one on
- puts one over on
- runs circles around
- swindles
- takes in
- tops
- tricks
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