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- noun Plural form of
haircut .
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Examples
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Italian males feel a certain way about haircuts, which is to say they should be cheap at worst, free at best.
Charlie Carillo: Pound for Pound, It Was a Costly Cut Charlie Carillo 2011
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Central bankers generally accept government bonds as collateral in refinancing operations, but, below certain thresholds, lower ratings could trigger sizeable haircuts, in other words, revaluing the bonds substantially below their market value.
José Viñals: Government Bonds: No Longer a World Without Risk José Viñals 2011
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Italian males feel a certain way about haircuts, which is to say they should be cheap at worst, free at best.
Charlie Carillo: Pound for Pound, It Was a Costly Cut Charlie Carillo 2011
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Italian males feel a certain way about haircuts, which is to say they should be cheap at worst, free at best.
Charlie Carillo: Pound for Pound, It Was a Costly Cut Charlie Carillo 2011
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Central bankers generally accept government bonds as collateral in refinancing operations, but, below certain thresholds, lower ratings could trigger sizeable haircuts, in other words, revaluing the bonds substantially below their market value.
José Viñals: Government Bonds: No Longer a World Without Risk José Viñals 2011
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Italian males feel a certain way about haircuts, which is to say they should be cheap at worst, free at best.
Charlie Carillo: Pound for Pound, It Was a Costly Cut Charlie Carillo 2011
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(He was a stout kid, heading straight to fat, but his mother kept him nice in haircuts and clothes, and before the proportions of his head changed hed had these lovely flashing eyes and these cute-ass cheeks, visible in all his pictures.)
Excerpt: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz 2007
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The point on John Edwards '$400 haircuts is one of hypocracy.
Mockery David 2007
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Central bankers generally accept government bonds as collateral in refinancing operations, but, below certain thresholds, lower ratings could trigger sizeable haircuts, in other words, revaluing the bonds substantially below their market value.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com José Viñals 2011
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I'm talking about groping at hot flight attendants, putting the mack on hotel clerks, throwing one's self shamelessly at our fine men and women in short haircuts and desert camo.
The Blowfish Blog 2009
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