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turnover

[turn-oh-ver] / ˈtɜrnˌoʊ vər /
NOUN
brain drain
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He had his sixth consecutive 30-point game with 34 points Sunday, adding seven assists, 12 rebounds and just two turnovers despite being double-teamed nearly every time he had the ball.

From Los Angeles Times

Byron Young, Jared Verse and the Rams’ pass rush will continue to force turnovers and Matthew Stafford will continue to avoid them.

From Los Angeles Times

Slot knew that his side was aging and needed turnover—which is precisely what the club attempted to address by breaking the British transfer record twice in the space of three months.

From The Wall Street Journal

The RCS raised concerns about the high turnover of appointments, commenting that it was not unusual for one clinic "to run on until 23:30".

From BBC

Joining Fernando at Goldman’s New York office, he set about trying to expand Goldman’s Mexico interest-rate trading desk, which had been going through a lot of turnover.

From The Wall Street Journal