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run

[ruhn] / rʌn /












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But that is about as helpful to investors as the advice that the stock market generally goes up over time—true over the long run but not a useful guide to short-term decision making.

From Barron's

But that is about as helpful to investors as the advice that the stock market generally goes up over time—true over the long run but not a useful guide to short-term decision making.

From Barron's

However, during his dreadful run at the Slams last year, Medvedev came back from two sets down in three matches, only to lose them in the deciding set.

From BBC

Also, Energoatom officials say, ponds that supply water for the cooling process have sometimes been allowed to run dangerously low by the Russians.

From BBC

The Fundraising Regulator told us it had no enforcement powers, ran relatively few investigations and referred to the Charity Commission when enforcement was needed.

From BBC