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workhorse

[wurk-hawrs] / ˈwɜrkˌhɔrs /


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Hershey wants its 125-year-old, workhorse chocolate brand to work a little harder.

From The Wall Street Journal

Guggenheim thinks that GLP1s will remain the workhorses in obesity for the foreseeable future.

From Barron's

"However, the power sector -- up till now the workhorse of emissions reduction -- cannot permanently offset the shortcomings in switching to climate technologies in transport and buildings."

From Barron's

The product of an upper-middle-class family and a so-so college, nose perennially pressed to the window—and to the grindstone—she is a workhorse.

From The Wall Street Journal

These workhorse chips represent the vast majority of global production.

From MarketWatch