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material

Definition for material

adjective as in bodily, tangible

noun as in written matter

Strongest matches

data, evidence, information, text, work

Strong matches

facts, notes, reading

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Lyons said Fiserv’s current tough spot is its “own doing, not the result of a material change in our positioning.”

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JPMorgan analysts said in a note this month that the company’s earnings could be dragged down by continued raw material inflation, especially for coffee and beef, and weaker than expected U.S. consumption trends.

“The result is driven by strong returns in the stock market, particularly in basic materials, telecommunications and the financial sector,” said Norges Bank Investment Management Deputy Chief Executive Trond Grande.

The star that CT Cha b orbits is only 2 million years old and is still gathering material from its surroundings.

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According to the official press materials, “Monster” strives to center the people forever marked by Dahmer’s grisly acts.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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