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capture

[kap-cher] / ˈkæp tʃər /




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Russia had spent two years trying to capture the former mining hub of 60,000 people, and was now advancing on its center.

From The Wall Street Journal

Apple’s robust gross margin and financial profile puts it on solid financial footing to weather supply-chain constraints, potentially allowing it to capture more market share while competitors are forced to raise prices or cut margins.

From MarketWatch

Apple’s robust gross margin and financial profile puts it on solid financial footing to weather supply-chain constraints, potentially allowing it to capture more market share while competitors are forced to raise prices or cut margins.

From MarketWatch

Intelligence sharing and Mexico’s use of U.S. surveillance technology helped in the capture of some notorious criminals, Mexican officials say.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the UK, a number of carbon capture clusters are under development, including Scotland's Acorn Project and the Viking project off Lincolnshire.

From BBC