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chunk

noun as in mass, slab of something

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By the way, the first special I did coming back had a huge chunk about it.

“We still have a huge chunk of year-on-year growth in August overall and no sign of major declines as ‘needed’ next year.”

Could American “retirees” be induced to work if they didn’t have to pay income taxes on a big chunk of their earnings?

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However, he has also followed in the footsteps of his fellow tech titans by pouring a sizable chunk of his fortune into real estate—amassing an incredibly impressive portfolio of homes from Hawaii to California.

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When shepherd Wasit Khan woke up to rushing waters, with trailing chunks of ice and debris, he ran to an area with a better signal.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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