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hawk

[hawk] / hɔk /


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“So I think the hawks and the bond bears are on the wrong side of the call.”

From MarketWatch

She can be seen in the film with spending time with her pet hawk and picking herbs for medical concoctions.

From BBC

National-security hawks warn that an aging Montana is still better than any quarterback China has produced.

From The Wall Street Journal

Founded in 1910 by an 18-year-old entrepreneur hawking postcards, Hallmark built its brand over the years through cards, holiday ornaments and retail stores.

From Los Angeles Times

She cited a recent report that suggested Patel refused to leave his aircraft without an official “raid jacket” and that he is hawking his own FBI challenge coin.

From Salon