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notch

noun as in level within classification

Strongest match

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The Austin-based brand, which counts Mark Cuban as an early backer, was on track to notch $175 million in revenue through the end of 2024, The Wall Street Journal previously reported.

Typically, analysts move ratings one notch at a time, from Buy to Hold and Hold to Sell, and vice versa.

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The company notched its first purchase order with a “top 5 U.S. bank,” marking the first commercial sale of its quantum security solutions in the country.

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Futures prices for natural gas, a key fuel for heating homes, generating electricity and powering data centers, this week notched their highest level since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine whipsawed markets in 2022.

Among commodities, precious metals rallied, with silver futures notching a record.

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

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