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scotch

[skoch] / skɒtʃ /


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Otherwise few other options are available as simply scotching the reform would weaken Macron for the rest of his term and his party could lose more seats if he calls new legislative elections.

From Reuters

A kitchen used only for preparing cheeseboards, scotch eggs and charcuterie platters means Mr Buckley can keep a lid on expenses.

From BBC

In the European region, Turkey and Northern Europe were the strongest performers helped by strong demand for scotch whiskies in shops.

From Reuters

Turkey and Northern Europe also contributed to the strong performance, with sales growing more than 20%, driven by demand for scotch whiskies.

From Reuters

Republicans complain about the lack of a bipartisan investigation after having scotched the one proposal that might have produced something close to it.

From Washington Post