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Meanings of spin in English
Usage of spin in English
1
But value per user offers a way to spin a similar argument.
2
She needed to exercise some spin control, particularly where Valerie was concerned.
3
General Growth completed the spin off of Rouse in January this year.
4
Netgear said last week it plans to spin off its Arlo business.
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It said on Tuesday the spin off would be completed this year.
6
Forget the Lewis spin-off, forget Prime Suspect, and definitely forget Midsomer Murders.
7
Most analysts do not expect inflation to spin out of control, however.
8
Some investors who had expected news about possible spin offs were disappointed.
9
They often spin out of control and spread into protected forested areas.
10
Or perhaps he was considering answers to create the best possible spin.
11
But analysts say a spin-off would likely not do too much good.
12
It too often swallows the spin and takes no for an answer.
13
Possible spin crossing between surfaces at different spin multiplicities has been considered.
14
Michael Walton offers a wonderful new spin on Ibsen's Doll's House theme.
15
In this way, the banks were able to spin straw into gold.
16
Morgan's results reflect the spin-off of Discover Financial Services DFS.N in July.
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Translations for spin
Spanish
Spin through the time
Spin across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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