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dig

[dig] / dɪg /








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Livingston began digging in the pile of stuff.

From Literature

“Low volatility has less of a hole to dig itself out of to get back to that prior peak,” says Nick Kalivas, Invesco’s head of factor and core equity ETF strategy.

From The Wall Street Journal

He told me he takes "pride" in his work to ensure "the highest respect possible because at the end of the day it's somebody's loved one and you can't be too hard digging".

From BBC

Luria, like some other analysts, says there’s room for investors to selectively dig for bargains.

From MarketWatch

“Most kids like to dig in the dirt,” Mom said.

From Literature