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channel

[chan-l] / ˈtʃæn l /




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The suspected driver of a stolen car led deputies on a chase Friday morning along the Los Angeles River channel before surrendering to authorities.

From Los Angeles Times

BofA Securities trimmed its estimates for the e-commerce channel in the first quarter but still sees upside if spending per day increases more quickly than assumed.

From Barron's

In 2024, it was Scotland's ability to get it to the wide channels early that was decisive.

From BBC

These factors could help molten lava quickly form a thick insulating crust once it flows away from its source, preserving broad underground channels.

From Science Daily

He believes the fiscal third quarter will be the bottom for Cisco’s margins “as the company is implementing price increases, revising channel terms, and negotiating favorable terms with suppliers.”

From Barron's