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racking

[rak-ing] / ˈræk ɪŋ /








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But keep in mind that this solution doesn’t work if the borrower is racking up additional credit-card debt while paying off the loan.

From MarketWatch

It followed a similarly dominant bonus-point win to open their season against Western Force to leave them top of the standings, racking up 106 points from two games.

From Barron's

Once again, a nation with the population of Minnesota is racking up golds and winning the Winter Olympics.

From The Wall Street Journal

He vowed "continuous food and cash support" for "families affected by banditry" -- the word commonly used for the violence racking the region.

From Barron's

Consequently, investors are favoring firms that have been distributing capital—not just racking up paper gains, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal