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moat

noun as in ditch

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“We believe that the negative growth CarMax is experiencing is reflective of a highly competitive used-car market and demonstrates Carvana’s competitive moat.”

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Falling prices are rarely good news for sellers—but when they come with millions of new patients and a bigger moat against competitors, the pain is worth it.

As you drive into Falmouth, there's still a moat of dirty looking standing water surrounding the town.

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Analysts at Mizuho called the site a “moat” and said “rapid power at scale is possible.”

In normal times investors prefer companies that generate more profit with less capital—with the ideal being a firm with what Warren Buffett calls a “moat” protecting its business from too much competition.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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