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switch

[swich] / swɪtʃ /




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Many “Wicked” items sold out within days of their release last fall and sales exceeded expectations, Hagopian said, attributing strong results to loyal customers and new ones who switched for the branded merchandise.

From The Wall Street Journal

By switching between number symbols and dot clusters, the researchers could test both symbolic number understanding and more basic quantity recognition.

From Science Daily

It would be easy to blame switching between systems as a defence for the assistant, Nick Greenhalgh.

From BBC

Fellow sprinter and bobsleigher Mica Moore is also part of Jamaica's squad in Milan-Cortina, having previously switched allegiance from Great Britain.

From BBC

But he turns up the volume on his rich voice so high, and so consistently, that Shakespeare’s verse comes across like the sound of a jackhammer without an off switch.

From The Wall Street Journal