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item

[ahy-tuhm, ahy-tem] / ˈaɪ təm, ˈaɪ tɛm /


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Those wage trends, combined with more reasonable housing costs, have allowed Midwesterners of late to spend more on discretionary items than Americans in other regions, according to Bank of America credit- and debit-card data.

From The Wall Street Journal

UBS analysts last month said that they expected a solid start to 2026 for companies that make and sell things like footwear, clothing and other “softline” items, based on December survey data.

From MarketWatch

It was just one of Modi’s numerous calls to shop patriotically and buy items made in India.

From The Wall Street Journal

Key items to bring include warm clothing, water, a blanket and ice-scraper.

From BBC

"Computers are a commodity - an everyday item that people need in a modern day world," he said.

From BBC