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highly

[hahy-lee] / ˈhaɪ li /


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Some portion of this is the so-called carry trade—leveraged, short-term, highly mobile Japanese investments abroad seeking to profit from low domestic rates.

From The Wall Street Journal

And the vertebrae do not show obvious signs of a highly specialized lifestyle, such as burrowing.

From Science Daily

The trains and buses that take tourists to the ancient town have steep ticket prices and can be highly lucrative for operators due to its limited accessibility.

From BBC

Dan said he was told he was paralysed form the neck down, would not be able to move and it was "highly likely" he would be bed-bound for the rest of his life.

From BBC

The seven-year inquiry was highly critical of the Church of England in its findings.

From BBC