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float

[floht] / floʊt /


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“Pancake Breakfast” is one of the dozens of floats expected to roll through Pasadena on New Year’s Day in the annual Tournament of Roses Parade.

From Los Angeles Times

What little water is left in the marina is shallow, not enough to float a boat.

From BBC

In recent years, the idea has been floated that there is no such thing as “quality”—a hierarchy of accomplishment—in art.

From The Wall Street Journal

The state has an ambitious goal of 25 gigawatts of floating offshore wind by 2045, which experts and officials say will be an important piece of the state’s clean energy portfolio to address climate change.

From Los Angeles Times

Financial regulators are floating the removal of “quiet periods” restricting when analysts can publish research on their own bank’s transactions.

From The Wall Street Journal