Definitions
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- adjective lasting through a week
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Examples
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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NEW YORK Reuters - Stocks bounced from earlier losses on Wednesday, looking to break a seven-day run of declines as technology shares gained ground .
unknown title 2011
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