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turnover

noun as in brain drain

noun as in pastry

noun as in tart

noun as in turnout

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There’s a lot that goes into each, and Brady’s penchant for avoiding interceptions certainly has played a role in New England’s turnover numbers over the years.

Even his 11 turnovers couldn’t overshadow what was, again, a truly spectacular performance.

Second-term presidents typically have near-total turnover of their Cabinet.

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The company’s security guards can start at just above minimum wage, but agency leaders have also noted in recent years that the turnover is high.

The tags mark game events of particular interest, such as turnovers — when a team loses possession of the ball to its opponent.

Profitable corporations like Costco see higher wages as the smart way to boost productivity and reduce turnover.

Turnover was huge in the growing auto industry, as workers hopped from factory to factory in search of better wages.

Politics, like football, is a game of inches, where a single turnover can cost you the game.

According to the Journal, the Gen Y turnover rate at Chegg dropped by 50 percent each year over two years.

By contrast, the turnover rate for physicians at large practices was 6.8 percent in 2012.

He wore a becoming gray suit without a waistcoat, and a blue négligé shirt, with a turnover collar and a blue tie.

There seemed to be a fast turnover of businesses in Tetrahyde.

A little geological turnover, a swampy land bridge formed in the right spot, and the lizards began to wander up beacon valley.

In order to make the head-dress in its 1509 state you must make the white lining with the jewelled turnover as a separate cap.

He wiped his face with his checked shirt-sleeve, and took a turnover from her hand, bowing very low as he did so.

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On this page you'll find 270 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to turnover, such as: departure, and mass exodus.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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