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footing

[foot-ing] / ˈfʊt ɪŋ /




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But he added he couldn’t dismiss the possibility that the labor market data has pivoted to more solid footing.

From MarketWatch

The duo did find their footing, though, and executed a winding story that centers on their connection.

From Los Angeles Times

The decisions will help determine the direction of an economy that powered through an avalanche of change in 2025 and emerged in the new year on a better-than-expected footing.

From The Wall Street Journal

"You constantly have to prove you are worthy of doing the job, and on an equal footing with others."

From BBC

“EPiC” sticks to the surer footing of documentary footage: the man himself performing over two dozen tunes — including “That’s All Right,” “Burning Love” and “In the Ghetto” — plus twice that number on the background soundtrack.

From Los Angeles Times