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plenty

[plen-tee] / ˈplɛn ti /


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Over the course of time, James said, he’s received plenty of offers to try different ways to do his therapy.

From Los Angeles Times

Its stockholdings are vast, it has plenty of cash and it can get liquidity support from the People’s Bank of China, the official said.

From The Wall Street Journal

I’m living my whole life, not even knowing I have this thing and and if I don’t clot, there are plenty of people out there that live to 100 years old and have it.

From Los Angeles Times

But there have been plenty of athletes who came to their first Games virtually undefeated and seemingly invincible, only to be completely rattled by the sight of five rings.

From The Wall Street Journal

While plenty of investors love income, many CEOs prefer buybacks, which tend to be more tax-efficient.

From Barron's