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cumulative

adjective as in accruing; growing in size or effect

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The third installment of the illusionist franchise has now brought in a cumulative $36.8 million in the U.S. and Canada and a total of $109.4 million globally across its two weekends.

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This integrated method uncovers rare mutations, evaluates cumulative genetic effects and reveals subtle patterns across the entire genome.

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A theoretical investor who owned the ETF only days following a market down day would have earned a cumulative return of 851%.

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By Jan. 7 — the day the Eaton and Palisades fires roared to life — downtown had only received a cumulative 0.16 inches.

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Foxconn said Wednesday that cumulative AI server revenue reached NT$1 trillion as of the end of September, after it ramped up rack shipments following major manufacturing and assembly breakthroughs.

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