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stack up

noun as in accident

noun as in holding pattern

Weak matches

noun as in mishap

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But a deputy early on warned him his ideas were stacking up and becoming a distraction for his team, saying: You have enough ideas per minute, per day to destroy Amazon.

However, the ease of stacking up multiple small loans simultaneously can make the overall debt unwieldy, Schulz said, especially for new or financially strained users.

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As for making economics stack up, he says sometimes he is able to secure cheap prices on UK stock from big-name brands but when he can't he sacrifices profits in order to attract shoppers.

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At that point, a ton of government business and politics that stacked up during the shutdown will drop in a rush.

Parents can log on to portals to view multicolored charts and graphs showing how their embryos stack up genetically across different diseases and traits.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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