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capture

[kap-cher] / ˈkæp tʃər /




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Heavy maintenance work at refineries meant the company wasn’t able to capture stronger margins in October and November, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

This helps with purchase frequency and customer retention, as well as capturing a larger portion of wallet share from affluent consumers and creating additional revenue opportunities via its advertising platform, the analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hausmann said the initial euphoria triggered by Maduro’s capture—when he was texting furiously with Venezuelan friends—dissipated when they realized full-scale change was still a ways off.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moscow's troops accelerated their advance in Ukraine throughout January, capturing almost twice as much land as in the previous month, according to an AFP analysis.

From Barron's

A mountain lion was spotted in California wine country Sunday, just days after another puma had been captured in San Francisco.

From Los Angeles Times