cumulative
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The Western folk ballad “Clementine” appeared in more than two dozen known 19th-century song collections, with an estimated cumulative circulation in the tens of thousands.
Countering that to some extent is cumulative volume breadth, which made all-time highs this week — strong confirmation of the new highs being made by SPX.
From MarketWatch
Given the cumulative impacts of inflation and renewed uncertainty around a new government shutdown, bruised consumer confidence in the U.S. could dent demand and investor sentiment.
From Barron's
Given the cumulative impacts of inflation and renewed uncertainty around a new government shutdown, bruised consumer confidence in the U.S. could dent demand and investor sentiment.
From Barron's
That total stands as the highest amount of spacewalk time achieved by a woman and the fourth-highest cumulative total of all time.
From Science Daily
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