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chalk

[chawk] / tʃɔk /










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The difference, traders say, can be chalked up to WTI’s location, far from where the oil is needed in Asia.

From The Wall Street Journal

The sheet reveals a remarkably free handling of black chalk, with the paper itself used to indicate highlights, and soft parallel black strokes conveying the face’s structure and character.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those explosive gains can be chalked up to one thing: artificial intelligence.

From Barron's

George, who is now 30, said he had several "embarrassing" falls while on the holiday, initially chalking it up to his depth perception being affected by his vision problems.

From BBC

Among the highlights is the iconic chalk downland of the Seven Sisters in East Sussex, which also forms part of a newly designated National Nature Reserve being announced by Natural England.

From BBC