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pattern

[pat-ern, pat-n] / ˈpæt ərn, ˈpæt n /






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Manufacturers have generally been slow to acknowledge the longevity trend because their shift patterns built around full-time workers have been around for decades.

From MarketWatch

He pointed to an "escalating pattern of conduct" and "deliberate and calculating" actions, causing the women to make "significant changes" to their lifestyles.

From BBC

The body’s accumulated patterns added up to the “Dark Vise,” defined by Hanna as the gradual buildup of muscular contractions.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Gulf maritime traffic patterns indicate early signs of global rebalancing," said marine intelligence group Windward in a report.

From Barron's

“Over time, this could lead to shifts in international travel and trade patterns to alternative routes and destinations perceived as lower-risk.”

From The Wall Street Journal