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hiccup

noun as in diaphragm spasms

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That could translate into fewer Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, which would mean less support for the economy and a possible market hiccup.

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Even the charts suggest nothing more than a hiccup on the way to more gains.

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I've had my hands on the console for the past week and my experience has been positive - though the hardware certainly has its hiccups.

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If there always seems to be a hiccup when he is in charge of plans, that might mean that he isn’t the most responsible person.

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The sales growth has offset hiccups in China.

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