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skip

[skip] / skɪp /




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In an unusual break from the usual choreography of visits by foreign leaders, the White House didn’t open the Oval Office sit-down to the press and skipped the customary greetings and joint remarks.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Fed leaders would be well served to skip opportunities to share their latest musings. The swivel-chair problem, rhetorically waxing and waning with the latest data release, is common and counterproductive,” Warsh said last April.

From MarketWatch

If cake isn’t your thing, or the idea fills you with dread, skip it.

From Salon

The skip who led his team to the United States’ only curling gold medal in 2018 will give way to the 24-year-old Casper, whose team upset Shuster at the U.S. team trials.

From Los Angeles Times

Don’t skip the hearth-charred steaks, even if the portions lean smaller.

From Salon