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raw

[raw] / rɔ /






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In effect, he argues that the official inflation figures overstate inflation, especially on manufactured and high-tech products, because they don’t adjust the raw prices enough to account for quality improvements.

From MarketWatch

“Ultimately, we shouldn’t reveal every raw thought or feeling,” the author writes.

From The Wall Street Journal

There is also the question of raw materials.

From BBC

It was politics at its most raw: where choreography hasn't had time to get its boots on.

From BBC

Apparently cowed by the regime's display of raw, indiscriminate power, such a bold move by the opposition seems, for now at least, highly unlikely.

From BBC