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rolling

[roh-ling] / ˈroʊ lɪŋ /




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For businesses, this creates a rolling cycle of uncertainty: One authority falls, and another rises.

From MarketWatch

The president is already rolling out new ones.

From MarketWatch

“When I’m rolling back and the puck’s not in the net,” Hellebuyck said afterward, “it’s just an overwhelming feel of, ‘I’ve got this.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

Leonard is a primary reason why the Clippers are still rolling despite having traded away two key pieces in guard James Harden and center Ivicia Zubac.

From Los Angeles Times

Tesla is rolling out its “most affordable” version of the Cybertruck as the electric-vehicle maker attempts to turn things around for its futuristic pickup truck.

From MarketWatch