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stack

[stak] / stæk /




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TV roles also began stacking up in shows such as the Stephen King mini series, The Outsider, and Genius, the anthology series about Aretha Franklin, in which she played the leading role.

From BBC

In polycrystalline cathodes, charging and discharging causes the stacked particles to repeatedly expand and contract.

From Science Daily

And despite the critical acclaim and stacked cast list for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” the film has stalled domestically at $71 million, with a global total of $205 million.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s kind of like the hard disk drive story,” Fox said, explaining that EMS companies can stack different solutions and expand margins while saving end users money.

From Barron's

While artificial intelligence has fueled U.S. stocks, those trends are largely absent in the FTSE, which is stacked with financials, healthcare, energy, and defense.

From Barron's