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much

[muhch] / mʌtʃ /






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What was lacking was much of an Olympic fever, at least in Milan, where most people avoided the high ticket prices and watched the competition on television.

From Los Angeles Times

Showtime, Scott said, was as much about Riley as Johnson and Abdul-Jabbar and Michael Cooper and James Worthy.

From Los Angeles Times

But, so far, Fanatics hasn’t faced much scrutiny either by federal regulators or in Congress, and the company hasn’t hit any major setbacks in the cases in which it’s accused of monopolistic practices.

From Los Angeles Times

Now in basketball, which he has much more experience playing, he continues to rise.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead he is now set to go free after being granted elderly parole — much to the anger and horror of some of his victims, as well as the prosecutor who oversaw his case.

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