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away

[uh-wey] / əˈweɪ /




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For one, farmers may choose to pivot away from fertilizer-intensive crops, such as corn, toward those with lower production costs such as soybeans.

From Barron's

“None of our friends and family ever walk through our front door,” said James, so they decided to do away with the formality.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cardinal Pizzaballa's office said it was "the first time in centuries" a Latin Patriarch had been turned away from the holy site on Palm Sunday, which marks Christ's fabled return to Jerusalem.

From BBC

He opened an account with the aim of stashing away $50,000 to eventually buy futures contracts and lock in cheaper, longer-term prices, as bigger roasters do.

From The Wall Street Journal

Energy management will remain a central part of the sport - with a 50-50 split between internal combustion and electrical power that cannot go away this season.

From BBC