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plow

[plou] / plaʊ /


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As tech companies and other investors plow hundreds of billions into the power-hungry data centers needed to power AI models, the U.S. is seeing surging energy demand.

From The Wall Street Journal

After plowing cash into gold exchange-traded funds over the past year, individual investors’ enthusiasm for the precious metal is showing some signs of cooling.

From The Wall Street Journal

He published it at age 59, when his own adventures in nervous-system regulation allowed him to bend his formerly stiff body backwards into a plow pose.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dad brought it in when he came from plowing in the oat stubble.

From Literature

The boys hung on to the hem of Ba’s jacket as we plowed through the mob thick with porters and travelers towing suitcases.

From Literature