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yo-yo

[yoh-yoh] / ˈyoʊ yoʊ /


















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Sometimes I'm up and down like a yo-yo.

From BBC

When she started using the injectable, Winfrey told People she welcomed the arrival of a tool to help her get away from the yo-yo path she’d been on for decades.

From Los Angeles Times

"If they regain weight later, their body composition worsens," he adds, noting that this "yo-yo cycle" of losing and regaining "raises the long-term risk of weight gain," especially when cycling on and off the medication.

From BBC

The buyer initially thinks they got a good deal, but they then get pulled back in to pay more, like a yo-yo.

From MarketWatch

Marti Cifuentes is the manager Leicester have turned to as they attempt to again 'yo-yo' their way back up.

From BBC