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hit

[hit] / hɪt /






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UCLA, which boasts the best three-point percentage in the Big Ten, didn’t make any treys in the first half and didn’t hit one until Kiki Rice’s with 5:27 left in the third quarter.

From Los Angeles Times

They have been hitting the headlines as hospitals report huge jumps in e-bike-related injuries and critics say police are failing to enforce existing laws to keep roads – and footpaths – safe.

From BBC

He also reflected mounting concern about the war's other impacts, warning that "it tears through markets, supply chains, food prices, and when that happens, it's the most vulnerable people who are hit first and hardest."

From Barron's

The S&P 500 is down a little more than 3% from its record high hit in late January.

From Barron's

But if you think that feels like an inconvenience, think about what some consider the real cost of this ritual — namely, a $672 million hit to the U.S. economy.

From MarketWatch