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return

Definition for return

noun as in answer

Strongest matches

comeback, response

noun as in summary

Strongest matches

record, report

verb as in earn

verb as in answer

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If all goes well, the coach secured with a proven approach could lead to a return to happier days.

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But when he returned, it was with us, the family he made, the proof that while he was gone, he didn’t just survive, but lived.

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However, Helfstein argued that pricing will be more resilient as capacity utilization improves, and Amazon’s return on investment for its AI capital expenditures should also improve going forward.

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At the end of 1998, after decades of inertia, Germany and 43 other states committed to locating and returning artworks stolen by the Nazis.

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"It's been a massive week for us," said Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, a second-half substitute after returning from a knee injury.

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