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Meanings of make the cut in English

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Usage of make the cut in English
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Few traders are hopeful the markets will make the cut this time.
Reuters
2
Currently eight out of the two dozen Democratic hopefuls make the cut.
Reuters
3
Some did not make the cut, Imbourg said, declining to give names.
Reuters
4
The Saudi royal did not make the cut for the second round.
Reuters
5
Fox has failed to make the cut in his last seven events.
Radio NZ
6
Even though Google apps didn't make the cut, Meet was transferred successfully.
The South African
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I just barely make the cut, which will be kind of cool.
Wired
8
We get plenty of pitches about repeats that don't make the cut.
Climbing Magazine
9
Do y'u want I should make the cut soon as he comes?
Wyoming: A Story of the Outdoor West
10
To make it worse, Adam had forgotten how to make the cut.
East of eden
11
But it turns out one high profile star couldn't make the cut.
News.com.au
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At one over, he suddenly faces a battle to make the cut.
The Guardian
13
There was one quote that did not make the cut, however.
The Irish Times
14
Something from the Saw series could make the cut for the easily pleased.
The Guardian
15
But in that case, why not just make the cut wider?
Whispers Under Ground
16
For all the football legends on offer, some just can't make the cut.
News.com.au
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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