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ten

adjective as in having ten of something

noun as in ten of something

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The latest budget measures will raise tens of billions of pounds over the coming years, culminating in an extra £30 billion from taxes in 2030-2031, official figures showed.

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Two major obstacles held it back: most manganese complexes required a long, complicated synthesis involving nine or ten steps, and they typically had very short excited-state lifetimes.

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But chip factories cost tens of billions of dollars each and take years to build.

The job insecurity is reflected in the percentage of workers quitting their jobs, which fell to 1.9% in August, a ten year low.

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According to estimates, the IMO regulation has already prevented tens of thousands of premature deaths.

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