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- noun Plural form of
swing .
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Examples
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That is one reason that our measure if innovation prowess is a weight average over five years-this stabilizes the measure for short term swings.
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That is one reason that our measure if innovation prowess is a weight average over five years-this stabilizes the measure for short term swings.
Forbes.com: News Bruce Upbin 2011
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CIC officials have defended the fund's performance, saying it is a long-term investor that shouldn't be judged by short-term swings in its holdings.
China Fund Confident of Getting More Cash Lingling Wei 2011
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CIC officials have defended the fund's performance, saying it is a long-term investor that shouldn't be judged by short-term swings in its holdings.
CIC Risk Plays Increase Returns Lingling Wei 2011
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Waging war by the way the polls swings is a complete disaster.
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ABRAMSON: By afternoon, a forest of red and green monkey bars and swings is rising from the ground.
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Gaining 50 pounds in 9 months with intense mood swings is not something you would wish the love of your life to see.
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Medallion gained 80% in 2008, a disastrous year for the stock market, thanks in part to its focus on taking advantage of short-term swings, both up and down, in all kinds of markets.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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Medallion gained 80% in 2008, a disastrous year for the stock market, thanks in part to its focus on taking advantage of short-term swings, both up and down, in all kinds of markets.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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Medallion gained 80% in 2008, a disastrous year for the stock market, thanks in part to its focus on taking advantage of short-term swings, both up and down, in all kinds of markets.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
GHibbs commented on the word swings
Also, 3rd person singular of the verb 'to swing'. 'She swings on the garden swing every day in the holidays.'
October 24, 2011