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peak

[peek] / pik /




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Though she hasn’t reached that same scoring peak again, Jaquez has quietly buoyed UCLA’s dominant run this season as the Bruins have emerged as one of the favorites to win a national title.

From Los Angeles Times

Getting that look, he explains, is when a man "peaks" - he says he's gone from "unsatisfied carpenter working nine to five" to an "online entrepreneur".

From BBC

A significant amount of software debt is coming due, with refinancing pressure expected to increase in 2027 and a maturity wall peaking in 2028.

From Barron's

Condo prices, which had been sluggish for years, grew 12% year over year as of February, ahead of the spring peak, according to the real-estate brokerage Compass.

From The Wall Street Journal

That lower high, coupled with the fresh low hit last week, extends the pattern of lower peaks and lower troughs that many chart watchers say defines a downtrend.

From MarketWatch