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rack

[rak] / ræk /




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As of June, it had racked up more than $500 million in overdue debt, had hundreds of bank accounts frozen and was forced to shut down production lines, according to a filing.

From The Wall Street Journal

He put the bag down near a shoe rack and indicated that the boy should take off his sneakers.

From Literature

Not even a month into the year, the family is already racking up other health costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

But there was also the threat of Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka, who won three Grand Slam titles each, with Murray in particular racking up a significant number of wins against the 'Big Three'.

From BBC

At the first hearing in his claim on Friday, the court was told that Fujitsu, the company responsible for the faulty software, had already racked up more than £700,000 in legal costs.

From BBC