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rubber

[ruhb-er] / ˈrʌb ər /


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Initially called “Fiber K” by the DuPont chemist who invented it, it was a replacement for the rubber used in women’s foundation garments, which was weighty, hot and quick to stretch out.

From The Wall Street Journal

On that record cold morning in Florida, rubber gaskets called O-rings, which were supposed to keep various rocket segments sealed together, failed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those checks and their potential $300 billion price tag are where the rubber hits the road.

From Barron's

They offer what I call a “snapback” hypothesis for why small caps should now outperform: Large caps’ outperformance is stretched so thin it’s like a rubber band — ready to snap back.

From MarketWatch

In February, construction is scheduled to begin on the school’s new synthetic turf field, eight-lane rubber track and scoreboard.

From Los Angeles Times