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cycle

[sahy-kuhl] / ˈsaɪ kəl /


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There are plenty of other examples of “drinking the sand,” and those cycle through the corporate and independent media worlds.

From Salon

Skeptics point out that the market for silver is smaller than the one for gold, making it especially prone to boom and bust cycles.

From The Wall Street Journal

The researchers examined what is driving the expansion of these deep warm-water regions and found that both natural temperature cycles and long-term warming contribute.

From Science Daily

A few minutes later, the music stops—this seeming ending instead cycles back to the song’s opening phrases.

From The Wall Street Journal

Early testing showed the material could go through at least six complete cycles of capture, destruction, and renewal.

From Science Daily