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collar

[kol-er] / ˈkɒl ər /




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Squads will be made up of between 16 to 18 players, while there is a salary cap limit along with a salary collar - a minimum amount teams must spend.

From BBC

A blood sample had previously been taken from the male lion, which was being tracked by authorities in Hwange National Park - using a radio collar.

From BBC

It is unlikely the police will hold Andrew overnight, as typically with arrests relating to white collar crime, people are held for a few hours to allow for searches and initial questioning.

From BBC

Only the huge boots and akimbo shirt collar remind viewers of his frontier background.

From The Wall Street Journal

So an AI robotics growth boom will probably be too late to avert a white collar AI driven recession.

From Barron's