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poised

[poizd] / pɔɪzd /




















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This year, the comedian is poised to run it back, almost certainly with a few more Chalamet digs.

From Los Angeles Times

While Efimova and Mitrofanov look poised to retain their US crown, the duo are sweating on their eligibility for a place at the Olympics.

From Barron's

Tyler Higbee is off injured reserve after an ankle injury and contributing again for a Rams tight ends group that is poised to cause issues for opposing defenses.

From Los Angeles Times

“That said, we believe our current portfolio is poised to continue to perform quite well and operate at the highest standards for residents.”

From Barron's

“That said, we believe our current portfolio is poised to continue to perform quite well and operate at the highest standards for residents.”

From Barron's