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numerous

[noo-mer-uhs, nyoo-] / ˈnu mər əs, ˈnyu- /


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More complex direct indexing, offered by robo-advisors as well as most traditional brokerage firms, greatly increases the possibilities because individual stocks are both more numerous and volatile.

From The Wall Street Journal

Topanga Canyon Boulevard remained closed between Pacific Coast Highway and Grand View Drive as crews continued to address numerous debris flows from this week’s storm activity.

From Los Angeles Times

“During the course of 19 negotiating sessions since September, the Guild has offered the staff union comprehensive proposals with numerous union protections and improvements to compensation and working conditions,” wrote a WGA spokesperson.

From Los Angeles Times

The Brazil forward, who has been the victim of numerous incidents of racist abuse during his playing career, said "racists are, above all, cowards" in a post on Instagram.

From BBC

Despite numerous hurdles along the way, including the DA's refusal to support the government's proposed budget twice last year, both parties have so far managed to make the best of the uneasy union.

From BBC