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peak

noun as in top of something

noun as in maximum, zenith

verb as in reach highest point

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By 2022, women working full time and year-round peaked at making 84 cents on the dollar compared with men, census data show.

And now shares are on sale after falling over 20% from their April peak to around $218, including a 5% drop on recent news of a mild earnings disappointment in the September quarter.

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Although AI-related demand remains strong, there are signs that the momentum may be peaking as Taiwan’s September exports growth missed expectations.

While she was stuck at a low point, her parents were somehow in peak vacation mode.

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Treasury bonds, despite the fact that Bank of America’s global fund manager survey revealed institutions are running the largest underweight of bonds since October 2022, around the time inflation peaked.

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

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