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mainstay

[meyn-stey] / ˈmeɪnˌsteɪ /


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The track was first released in December 1973 by the Wolverhampton band but has become a mainstay on festive playlists, often re-entering the UK singles chart in the run-up to Christmas.

From BBC

Or so says Delilah, the popular radio host who considers Bublé a mainstay of her Christmas season programming.

From MarketWatch

That helped to more than offset declines in other mainstays of German industry, such as vehicles and chemicals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Subcompacts in the U.S. are slightly larger than kei cars and the closest comparable segment to the Japanese mainstay.

From The Wall Street Journal

It dove into the white-hot AI market with a surprise announcement from Karp in 2023 and has since become the mainstay data and AI contractor for the U.S. military, other government agencies and corporate customers.

From The Wall Street Journal