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ditch

[dich] / dɪtʃ /




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The company ditched plans last year for its Cruise robotaxi program after spending $10 billion and a decade on its development.

From The Wall Street Journal

The sediment came from a defensive ditch and also contained roundworm and whipworm eggs.

From Science Daily

Thompson said recently that a study commissioned by CNN showed that some 18 million Americans who had ditched cable television since the coronavirus pandemic would be "very interested" in paying for standalone subscriptions.

From Barron's

Spain, France and the Nordic countries warned that ditching the commitment risked slowing the shift to electric vehicles, undermining the EU's green agenda and deterring investments in electrification.

From Barron's

Critics, including Spain, France and the Nordic countries, had warned that ditching the ban risked slowing the shift to electric, deterring investments.

From Barron's