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corner

[kawr-ner] / ˈkɔr nər /






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The Hungarian slotted a free-kick under the Marseille wall on Wednesday and this time used a flick from Cody Gakpo to work an angle to blast into the far corner.

From Barron's

A deal would underscore broad investor interest in an important, though not flashy, corner of the healthcare business involving services and products to hospitals.

From The Wall Street Journal

It reminds Shabana Mahmood of the years when she worked on the till in her parents' corner shop, with a cricket bat under the counter ready to deter shoplifters who stole, time and again.

From BBC

Small caps have been doing pretty well since early November, when value stocks, cyclical stocks and other lagging corners of the market started to outperform after trailing their large-cap growth rivals for years.

From MarketWatch

The UK's rate of inflation has risen, but the chancellor, in response, promised that Britain would this year turn a corner.

From BBC