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locked-in

ADJECTIVE
booked
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Denver is locked in on a division title and doesn’t have time for pity, especially coming off a two-touchdown loss to Jacksonville.

From Los Angeles Times

It also has Nebraska cattle ranchers locked in a civil war over the centuries-old tradition.

From The Wall Street Journal

The majority of homeowners are “locked in” at rates around 4% or below, according to Kornfeld, making them unlikely to move or refinance anytime soon.

From MarketWatch

It was also a reckoning for the United States -- locked in a battle for dominance in AI tech with China -- on how far its archrival had come.

From Barron's

The entirety of Micron’s high-bandwidth memory production in 2026 is already locked in on pricing and volume agreements, the analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal