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reason

[ree-zuhn] / ˈri zən /








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Helping cash trickle further down the ladder is one of the reasons leading players are campaigning for the Grand Slams to offer more prize money.

From BBC

The forecast searing temperatures and extreme fire danger forced Tour organisers to abandon the demanding Willunga Hill climbs for safety reasons, reducing the stage to a largely flat 131km from its original 176km.

From Barron's

European efforts to escape U.S. tech dominance for privacy or commercial reasons have been a recurring theme for decades.

From The Wall Street Journal

He has a $6,000 target on gold, and he sees structural reasons that silver’s rally could continue, as well:

From Barron's

He gave three simple reasons - it's "very good", "fast" and "cheap".

From BBC