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furthest

[fur-thist] / ˈfɜr ðɪst /


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The SOX’s 50-day moving average, which is a closely followed short-term trend trackers, has recently climbed the furthest above its 200-day moving average — a key long-term trend tracker — than it has in years.

From MarketWatch

The Grand is the furthest thing from a corporate, black box, chain theater that one could conceive.

From Salon

When Danny Rohl was appointed as Rangers head coach on 20 October, a title race was one of the furthest things from their fans' mind.

From BBC

But what’s the furthest you’ve gone to book a role because you really felt like it was something you were meant to play?

From Los Angeles Times

On Monday, Starmer said the US president had progressed peace negotiations "the furthest we've got in the four years" in just a few weeks.

From BBC