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some

Definition for some

adjective as in few

Strongest matches

a few, any

Weak matches

a bit, a little, part of

adjective as in extraordinary

adjective as in a little

Strong match

approximately

Weak matches

any, few, several

pronoun as in any

Strongest match

a few

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In a push to drive up sales globally, Tesla released new versions of its Model Y SUV and Model 3 sedan that lack some features and are several thousands of dollars cheaper, but they aren’t available in every market.

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This gives them unique insight about the tone of business, which they are legally allowed to trade on — with some restrictions.

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He told investors at the Cathay Asset Management Conference to take some profits and get more defensive.

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More broadly, some strategists have suggested that gold holdings, including physical bullion and exchange-traded funds, should occupy between 5% and 20% of a portfolio.

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She also pressed Bovino about some reported incidents around the city, including the alleged use of tear gas in one neighborhood over the weekend as families made their way to a nearby Halloween parade.

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