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fixing

[fik-sing] / ˈfɪk sɪŋ /


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He gushed about her “strong parenting and motherhood and female life element,” portraying her as reaching “younger religious women” with content about “sunscreen and parenting styles and the secret to fixing your period.”

From Salon

In the meantime, your friend should check whether the car is even worth fixing and find out more about the repossession process.

From MarketWatch

But he doesn’t think Trott will necessarily plot a path to fixing it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gilberto, now with a clean cut, ate a traditional Thanksgiving meal with turkey, gravy, rolls and other fixings outside the mission on a warm fall day.

From Los Angeles Times

Companies have been accused of fixing prices through agreements among executives, but antitrust enforcers said consultants such as RealPage can also effectively enable that conduct.

From The Wall Street Journal