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[woodz] / wʊdz /


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Until 1973 the U.S. and its main trading partners operated under the Bretton Woods system by which European countries pegged their currencies to the dollar and Washington bound the dollar to gold.

From The Wall Street Journal

The soldiers chased Oseguera and several bodyguards, surrounding them deep into nearby woods, Trevilla said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Would you agree that there is more disruption risk at the low to middle market part of the landscape,” Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Jade Rahmani asked on the JLL earnings call last week.

From The Wall Street Journal

Step off your skis in the woods and you sink to your knees in snow.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then, with tournament host Tiger Woods watching, Bridgeman nervously left his birdie putt three feet short but made his par and the crowd roared.

From Los Angeles Times