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cow

[kou] / kaʊ /


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He also investigates stolen tractors and off-road vehicles, burglarized deer camps, and financial crimes, like a $2 million case that involved a man who took out bank loans on cows he didn’t own.

From Barron's

“It took a village to free a sea cow.”

From MarketWatch

It has led to the deaths of more than 400 million poultry worldwide and has infected dairy cows, mink, foxes, bears, otters, and many other mammals and wild birds.

From Science Daily

Regional sports networks once were viewed as cash cows for teams and TV programming companies that owned them, but, in recent years, at least one regional sports network owner has filed for bankruptcy.

From Los Angeles Times

As big tech companies pour hundreds of billions into data centers, they are no longer the cash cows Wall Street loved.

From The Wall Street Journal