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plain

[pleyn] / pleɪn /








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Rubin’s skills, former colleagues say, included an encyclopedic recall, the ability to explain his bets in plain English and a high threshold for risk.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tesla has a data “moat” hiding in plain sight that almost nobody is pricing.

From MarketWatch

In a fitting irony, “The Squaw Man” itself doesn’t count because Cecil imagined it took place on the plains.

From Los Angeles Times

The local government officer was a secret traitor on the show, and wore a red cloak, operating in plain sight since being selected by presenter Claudia Winkleman in the opening episode.

From BBC

She could say her name was Florence Nightingale, but she’d always be plain old Aunt Kitty to me.

From Literature