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hedge
noun as in boundary, obstacle, especially one made of plants
verb as in avoid, dodge
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They followed the driveway behind the house, across the backyard, past trees and hedges, and suddenly they were surrounded by farm buildings.
And we can consider Michael Burry of hedge fund Scion Asset Management in the cautious camp.
We picked rosehips from hedges too, which we split open to make itching powder, perfect for playground pranks.
She also has about $4,000 in government I bonds and Treasurys as a hedge, despite her unease with inflation risk and Washington debt fights.
Investors remain engaged, but are increasingly seeking to hedge downside risk amid elevated valuations across most asset classes, the bank said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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