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tight

[tahyt] / taɪt /






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Its success is less about branding than execution: tight supply chains, rapid store rollout and merchandise tuned to local demand.

From MarketWatch

On top of this, rates on Japanese government bonds have been on the rise in response to tighter BOJ policy and stimulus spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a tight space with the door shut.

From Los Angeles Times

He reunited with Becerra, who drove hours to get him, hugging her so tight that he lifted her off the ground.

From Los Angeles Times

She thinks the rise is down to tighter controls on sending money from bank accounts and people not expecting to be scammed with gift cards as it is a "relatively new" fraud.

From BBC