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pocket

[pok-it] / ˈpɒk ɪt /






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That led to a "spiral of militarisation in both East and West, and in the end our pockets were empty," said the 54-year-old tax advisor.

From Barron's

Dollops of apple butter melt into the warm custard during baking, creating pockets of spiced fruit that taste like fall condensed into a single slice.

From Salon

High-deductible plans involve a trade-off: they cost less in terms of monthly premiums but require members to pay a higher portion of costs out of pocket until the deductible is reached.

From Barron's

Jackson, 60 years old according to public records and known for wearing sharp suits with pocket squares, didn’t start as a criminal defense attorney.

From The Wall Street Journal

But he doesn’t know how much of the cost will end up being out of pocket, or what the total cost will be.

From Los Angeles Times