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flat

[flat] / flæt /






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Reviews of the new release are mixed, with some critics praising its imagination and pace, but others are saying it falls flat compared to the first film.

From BBC

Newman claims hundreds of estate agents are reporting a rise in fees with little change in the services they are receiving while they have been "squeezed" over the past few years by flat property prices.

From BBC

These ultra-thin structures, about 100 times thinner than a human hair, are even more conductive than their flat counterparts and could significantly improve technologies such as energy storage devices, biosensors, and wearable electronics.

From Science Daily

Employment has been essentially flat for the past year, meaning workers don’t have a large cushion for rising prices.

From Barron's

Employment has been essentially flat for the past year, meaning workers don’t have a large cushion for rising prices.

From Barron's