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lock

[lok] / lɒk /




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Tuchel, though, has been hugely impressed on several viewings and was seen locked in lengthy conversation with him after Everton's win at Manchester United in November.

From BBC

Subscriptions and services revenue, which includes custodial fees and staking—locking up assets for a fee to verify blockchain transactions—exceeded transaction revenue for the first quarter ever.

From Barron's

Since 2019, Lebanese have been battling a financial crisis that has locked them out of their bank deposits, while the Covid pandemic made life even harder for everyone.

From Barron's

As Micron is sold out for the year and will likely soon start locking in deals for next year, Windsor predicted that the short-term picture is good for the company.

From MarketWatch

Most young players in academies lock into the fact they are preparing for a life in the game, and their parents do too.

From BBC