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jake

[jeyk] / dʒeɪk /


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There was one final controversy on the final day of the series, involving Brydon Carse and Jake Weatherald.

From BBC

In the quest for the wickets that would discomfort Australia's chase, England were incensed when Jake Weatherald survived an appeal for caught behind off Brydon Carse - a final Snicko controversy of the tour.

From BBC

For that reason, “my gut reaction is that institutional investors or landlords are a red herring for the affordability issues or the housing shortages issues that we’ve seen,” Jake Krimmel, senior economist at Realtor.com, a real-estate platform, told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

For that reason, “my gut reaction is that institutional investors or landlords are a red herring for the affordability issues or the housing shortages issues that we’ve seen,” Jake Krimmel, senior economist at Realtor.com, a real-estate platform, told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

When interviewer Jake Tapper asked if military action against Greenland was off the table, Miller scoffed.

From MarketWatch