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Meanings of struck a record in English
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Usage of struck a record in English
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Premiums had struck a record of $160 an ounce in December last year.
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Premiums struck a record $160 an ounce in December last year.
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Premiums had struck a record of $160 in early December.
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Indian companies struck a record $72 billion in M&A deals last year, doubling from the previous year.
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Just last month the euro struck a record high of $1.4968.
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US light crude struck a record high of $117.40 a barrel.
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Gold struck a record of $1,030.80 an ounce before falling to a $999.80.
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It struck a record low of 14.000 on Thursday.
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Bullion struck a record around $1,920 per ounce last September.
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Bullion struck a record around $1,920 an ounce last September.
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Last week, it struck a record high of $135.09.
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Tin struck a record high above $33,000 in April.
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U.S. crude struck a record of $104.64 a barrel.
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Tin struck a record-high of around $33,000 in April.
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Surging oil prices, which struck a record near $140 a barrel last week, have weighed on the economies of consuming nations.
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Tin, used in electronics, plating and lead-free solders, struck a record high above $33,000 in April.
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