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hit

[hit] / hɪt /






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In a letter to the energy secretary, Labour MP Toby Perkins, who chairs the Environmental Audit Committee, said data centres are a "key area of concern" in hitting the emissions target.

From BBC

Malinin was third going into the free skate at the Grand Prix final but still finished 30 points clear after hitting a record seven quads.

From Barron's

With 34,000 jobs lost across the financial activities and information sectors in January, there is some evidence of automation beginning to hit white-collar workers.

From Barron's

That’s weighed on shares in the past, with investors worrying that the company’s bottom line could take a hit if its partners opt to slash spending.

From Barron's

Anastasia McClain knew she was in financial trouble when her entire paycheck was spoken for before it even hit her bank account.

From MarketWatch