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ten

[ten] / tɛn /
ADJECTIVE
having ten of something
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Redeveloping Venezuela’s broken-down oil infrastructure will cost tens of billions of dollars at least, and companies likely want assurances their investments will be worth it long-term.

From Barron's

China is home to tens of millions of Christians, including both Protestants and Catholics, and counts many faithful among its urban middle class.

From The Wall Street Journal

When measured against psychological therapy, exercise produced similar improvements, based on moderate certainty evidence from ten trials.

From Science Daily

Russia and China, which have invested tens of billions of dollars and considerable diplomatic capital in the Maduro regime, have reacted with restraint.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over tens of thousands of years, Kalas explained, the region around Fomalhaut would appear to be filled with glowing debris, "sparkling with these collisions" -- similar to twinkling holiday lights.

From Science Daily